The forecast for next week in Latvia indicates that the weather will remain similar at the start, with mostly cloudy skies and occasional clearings when the sun will shine. Light precipitation, primarily rain and wet snow, is expected, with a local chance of freezing rain on Tuesday. As the week begins, winds will shift from the west and southwest, with gusts expected near the coast, while nighttime temperatures may drop to between 2 and -3 degrees Celsius. During the daytime, temperatures will generally range from 1 to 6 degrees, and where skies clear, temperatures may rise further, leading to rapid melting of any existing snow cover.

As the week progresses, the influence of an anticyclone will strengthen, resulting in an increase in atmospheric pressure, clearer skies, and reduced precipitation. Wind speeds are anticipated to lessen, contributing to a more stable weather pattern. Nighttime temperatures are expected to predominantly remain negative, ranging from -1 to -7 degrees Celsius, however, sunny days could allow temperatures to reach as high as 10 degrees Celsius in certain areas. This shift presents an early indication of spring-like conditions approaching, which will affect snow levels significantly as precipitation becomes rarer.