On this gray Sunday, Latvia will experience mostly cloudy weather conditions, with some sunshine breaking through the clouds in the western parts of the country at intervals. A light to moderate southwesterly wind will be blowing throughout the day, and areas of fog and haze are likely to persist. Maximum air temperatures are expected to range between 3 to 6 degrees Celsius, which indicates that the conditions may be conducive for melting snow due to the relatively mild temperatures for this time of year.

In the capital, Riga, similar weather conditions are expected. The sky will be predominantly cloudy, with chances of rain appearing by the afternoon. During the first half of the day, fog and haze will remain, affecting visibility. The temperature in the city is anticipated to reach between 3 and 5 degrees Celsius, making it necessary for residents to brace for a continued wintery mix as the snow melts under the mild conditions.

As this weather continues, it may have implications for local conditions, including the potential for slushy roads and the need for drivers and pedestrians to remain cautious. With many areas experiencing melting snow, this may also impact local flood levels as the ground becomes saturated. Thus, the gray Sunday will not only bring weather challenges but also calls for safety measures to mitigate the impacts of melting snow and wet conditions on urban and rural environments in Latvia.