On March 15, 2023, Latvia recorded several new air temperature records as clear skies and sunshine prevailed in the first half of the day. Specifically, a total of 15 daily records were set, alongside one national daily record. The highest temperature noted by 3 PM was 14.3°C, registered in Ainaži, indicating an unusual warmth for this time of year. Social media channels, including environmental center lvgmc.lv, reported on these significant climatic events.

As the new workweek begins, meteorologists predict a shift towards gray and damp weather conditions in Latvia, attributable to the influence of cyclones. Clouds are expected to cover the sky, and widespread precipitation is anticipated, primarily in the form of rain. There is a chance for some wet snow on Monday in certain areas, but the precipitation is forecasted to gradually lessen by Tuesday.

By the middle of the week, the weather is expected to stabilize somewhat, with sunnier periods becoming more frequent as the week progresses. Overnight temperatures will range from -2 to +3°C, while daytime temperatures are expected to rise between 5 and 10°C. This fluctuation signifies a transition from the winter chill to a slightly warmer early spring atmosphere in Latvia, reflecting broader climatic patterns that may be affecting the region.