The weather in Lithuania is set to remain cold as clearer skies and more sunlight are anticipated after noon on the day of reporting. There won’t be any significant precipitation, and a light wind from varying directions will prevail, notably stronger in the western regions where it will mainly blow from the southwest. The maximum temperature throughout the country will range between 1 to 6 degrees Celsius.

As the week progresses into Wednesday night, a cloud band from a cyclone moving northward will cross the country, with more clear skies expected in the latter half of the night. The chances of significant rainfall remain low. Winds from the west will pick up, reaching moderate strength of 6-11 meters per second. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to watch out for icy road conditions overnight and in the morning, with temperatures expected to range from -3 degrees Celsius to 2 degrees Celsius at night, and daytime temperatures rising to between 3 to 8 degrees Celsius.

Thursday is not expected to bring any notable changes, with cloud cover remaining minimal and the likelihood of precipitation very low. Temperatures will stabilize, and similar weather patterns are expected to continue, indicating a consistent cold spell that will last throughout the week. Residents can check for detailed forecasts for specific areas on a dedicated weather website as conditions are monitored closely.