Friday, the 6th of November, will be dry, with sunshine expected in many areas. Slightly more cloud cover is forecast along the western coast of Kurzeme and in the far eastern parts of Latvia, according to the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.
Coastal areas will remain windy in the morning, but winds will gradually ease during the day. Temperatures will range from +4°C in eastern Latvia to +9°C along the coast.
Today marks the beginning of the darkest quarter of the year, also known as solar winter.
Over the weekend, skies will be mostly cloudy, although occasional sunny spells are expected.
Clouds will bring light rain to some areas, mainly in central and eastern Latvia.
Light to moderate westerly winds will prevail, gradually shifting to southerly winds on Sunday.
Saturday night will be chilly, with temperatures falling to between -3°C and +2°C across most of the country. Coastal areas will remain warmer, with temperatures ranging from +3°C to +8°C.
During the day, maximum temperatures will reach between +4°C and +9°C.
Sunday night will be slightly warmer, while daytime temperatures will remain similar to those recorded in previous days, according to the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.
Next week, Latvia will experience colder weather, with a possibility of sleet accompanying rain in some areas.