Monday will be this week's warmest day as on Tuesday a cold weather system will cross the country, bringing clouds, rain and of course colder air temperatures, forecasts say.
Changeable weather will see weather temperatures fluctuate wildly across the week, forecasts say.
It seems that following considerable snowfall over recent days, the weather is about to undergo a rapid turnaround into warm, spring weather.
After experiencing a generally mild and pleasant weekend, this week in Latvia will see another mini cold snap before temperatures improve again for Easter weekend, according to forecasters.
After a cold but sunny Friday, the weather will warm up over the coming weekend -- before cooling off again next week.
The beautiful natural phenomenon of the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights returned to Latvian skies over the weekend, with photographers staking out their vantage points in freezing temperatures to capture the magic.
Latvia is in for a week of contrasting weather patterns with rather cold temperatures at the start of the week followed by rather warm ones toward the end.
A freeze will return to Latvia in the latter part of the week, forecasts say.
Latvia has one more week of wintry conditions to endure before the arrival of weather worthy of spring, forecasters say.
If it's not already cold enough for you, we have good news: it's about to get even colder.
Due to cold and tranquil weather, Riga is covered by smog. Visibility is reduced, and the sky has assumed a tinge of gray, reports LSM's weather man Toms Bricis February 23.
Lag those pipes and darn those socks, because according to weather forecasters Latvia is about to head into the chiller.
This week will be freezing with polar winds to bring cold air to Latvia, say forecasts.
A fairly unexceptional week is expected weather-wise in Latvia. Temperatures will generally be slightly above last week's chilly days, with the western Kurzeme region considerably milder than the rest of the country, which will continue to remain sub-zero apart from on Monday when a partial thaw might take place.
Temperatures across Latvia will fall to -11..-18C on the night to Thursday and Thursday morning, forecasts say.
Dig out your thermal underwear because according to weather forecasters, this is likely to be the coldest week of the winter so far.
True winter will continue to tease Latvia this week with the current snow cover likely to melt and considerably warmer temperatures on the way, according to LSM weather guru Toms Bricis.
This week is forecast to be snowy in Latvia with blizzards in store and the snow cover growing slowly over the country, reports LSM's Latvian-language service.
This week will be calm and dry and, starting from the latter half of the week, it will also be quite cold, forecasts say.
2018 has started with heat records falling across Latvia, but starting January 7 it will become much colder, forecasts say.
The question on everyone's mind this year-end is whether there'll be a white snowy Christmas, or will nature turn all the expected snow into a gray slush mirroring the sky this time of the year.
The snow which has fallen on much of Latvia in recent days will linger a few more days, weather forecasters said December 4.
Intense snowfall is expected to hit Latvia in the next several days, with a blanket of snow to cover the country, plus the weather to get very cold starting Sunday, reports LSM.
This week will be rather gray and damp, but not too cold, according to forecasters.
Weather forecasters say this will be a week in which there is a chill at the beginning but milder temperatures towards the tail-end.
Latvia's northern and eastern reaches were covered in snow on October 25 with the thickest snow blanket of a whopping seven centimeters recorded in Gulbene as well as the Līvāni municipality, according to the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.
This year's first snow is in the forecast, and it is expected it will come with a blizzard.
The clear skies of last week have disappeared and this week will start with strong gusts of wind, according to LSM's weather forecasters.
In the first half of the week, the weather in Latvia will remain sunny and warm, but in the second half of the week, days will be colder and cloudier in most parts, according to weatherman Toms Bricis.
From September 1 to September 19 there has been 121 mm of rainfall recorded in Latvia, making it the rainiest September this century against an average of 71 mm of weather that usually falls this month, according to data by the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.