On Friday, temperatures across Latvia are expected to rise slightly, accompanied by the possibility of rain, particularly in the form of wet snow in some areas. Meteorological forecasts suggest that while the night may see low precipitation, mainly consisting of wet snow, the eastern regions may experience a slight thaw. Fog may develop in certain areas, affecting visibility during the morning hours.

The wind will blow moderately to strongly from the south and southwest, with gusts reaching speeds of 15-18 meters per second in coastal and Vidzeme areas. During the day, temperatures are anticipated to hover around 0 to 5 degrees Celsius, marking a transition from the colder winter temperatures as the country approaches spring. In the capital city of Riga, the cloud cover will be significant, but major precipitation is not expected, with temperatures remaining around zero.

Overall, the weather forecast indicates a significant presence of clouds covering most of the country on Friday, intermittent rain is expected, and sleet may also occur. Furthermore, areas along the coast will experience gusty winds, particularly during the day's onset as the temperatures rise, indicating a shift towards milder weather conditions. This weather pattern could have a variety of implications for daily activities, including transportation, outdoor events, and public health, especially for individuals sensitive to changes in weather.