The weather forecast for Lithuania indicates that significant rainfall is unlikely, with only a possibility of brief showers appearing in the northwestern region. In the morning hours, some areas may still experience fog from the night before, and there may be slippery conditions due to ice that has not melted. Winds will be blowing from the southwest and west at speeds of 7-12 m/s, with gusts reaching up to 15 m/s along the coast. High temperatures are expected to be between 3-8 degrees Celsius, and in the southern parts of the country, thermometers may reach as high as 10 degrees Celsius.

As the night progresses into Monday, a strong ridge of high pressure will develop, while a small cyclone will pass over Latvia, leading to increased cloudiness in Lithuania. Despite this, no significant precipitation is anticipated. There is a potential for icy conditions in some areas, primarily in eastern Lithuania, as temperatures are expected to drop to around -3 degrees Celsius, but parts of Western Lithuania may still see temperatures hovering around 2 degrees Celsius.

During the day on Monday, the high-pressure ridge moving in from the Baltic Sea may bring some light rain, though it is expected that overall conditions will be mild and stable. The prevailing southwest and west winds will continue to push moisture through the region, keeping temperatures relatively warm for early spring, while maintaining a potential for localized icy spots. Overall, the forecast suggests a gentle shift into the spring weather patterns expected for Lithuania, aligning with the calendar despite a few weather anomalies.