On Monday it will be cloudy in some places, but clear in general. A slow wind will blow, and a few thunderstorms can be expected as temperatures increase. The air temperature during the day will be in the range + 16 Celsius to + 21 Celsius.
At the summer solstice on Tuesday, a new cyclone will approach Latvia from the south-east. The weather will be cloudy and precipitation is expected mainly in the east of the country, but in some places in other regions it will rain slightly. A slow to moderate north wind will blow, but in the east it will be gusty. The maximum air temperature will be in the range of + 15 C to + 20 C during the day, but on solstice night the air will cool to + 9 C to 13 C.
🌞Nedēļas pirmajā pusē atsevišķos rajonos gaidāms lietus, bet Līgo un Jāņi paies bez nokrišņiem.
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Atmospheric pressure in the country will rise on Wednesday and the day will pass without significant rainfall, with only light rain expected in the south-east. A slow to moderate north-westerly, westerly wind will blow. During the day the air temperature will be higher than before – the air will warm up to as much as + 23 C.
The Midsummer holidays will be warm and according to the latest forecasts, there is a very high probability, of them staying dry. The air temperature in most of the country on the holidays will reach from + 22 C to + 26 C, and even at night it will remain a pleasant + 12 C to + 16 C.
Of the last 56 Midsummer nights, only 8 were spent copletely without rain somewhere in Latvia, and the last such Midsummer nights were in 2019 and 2020.