On Wednesday, the weather in Latvia is forecasted to be primarily sunny, although areas in the east may experience occasional cloud cover. Early in the morning, most of the country will see clear skies, with only a few clouds in certain eastern regions. Precipitation is not expected, and the air temperature will range from +2 to -3 degrees Celsius, with significant icy conditions reported on many roads due to overnight freezing temperatures.

A light to moderate westerly wind will blow across the region, with some areas experiencing fog. Overall, air quality is rated from good to moderate on this day. In vast sections of Kurzeme and parts of western Vidzeme, snow cover has melted, but in Latgale and Selija areas, thicker snow remains, measuring up to 20-30 centimeters. Specifically, Daugavpils still has 40 centimeters of snow recorded at monitoring stations.

In Rīga, a clear morning is anticipated, with wind speeds from the west ranging between 2-6 meters per second and temperatures rising to between 0 to 1 degree Celsius. The maximum air temperature recorded on Tuesday ranged from +1.3 degrees in Zosēni to +7.4 degrees in Kolka. Comparatively, the highest temperature in Europe on March 3rd reached 24 degrees Celsius in Spain, contrasting sharply with the Baltic area's cooler conditions.