In the coming nights, temperatures across Latvia are expected to drop to around 0 to -3 degrees Celsius, while daytime temperatures will be positive, continuing the trend of snowmelt. The Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre predicts that there will be minor precipitation, with the phase of precipitation changing in line with fluctuations in temperature.

At the beginning of the week, the weather will remain similar, characterized by mainly cloudy skies with occasional clear spells allowing some sunshine. There will be brief occurrences of light precipitation, primarily rain and wet snow, with a possibility of sleet on Tuesday. Winds will shift from the west and southwest, with gusty winds near the coastline. Night temperatures are expected to drop to between +2 and -3 degrees, while daytime highs will range from +1 to +6 degrees, possibly exceeding +6 degrees in clear areas, leading to rapid snowmelt.

By the middle of the week, the influence of high-pressure systems will strengthen, leading to increased atmospheric pressure and clearer skies, accompanied by minimal precipitation. Overall, the forecast indicates a continued trend of warming and thawing as the week progresses, aligning with typical seasonal weather changes in Latvia, reflecting a transition from winter conditions into a more favorable and milder climate.