Unseasonably warm temperatures may reach nearly 20 degrees Celsius in certain regions of Latvia on Thursday
Weather Forecast for Latvia in 2022: A Summer of Minimal Cloud Cover and Warm Temperatures
The Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre (LVĢMC) is responsible for the weather forecast for Latvia in 2022, and their predictions point towards a summer of minimal clima cover and warm temperatures across the country.
In Riga, the skies will be mostly clear, and the maximum air temperature will range between +18 C and +19 C degrees. The city will experience slow winds moving from the north-west, similar to the wind direction in other areas of Latvia.
Precipitation in Riga remains consistent with the general forecast, which is none. This trend is also expected in other regions, as no rainfall is predicted for the coming weeks.
While Riga is expected to enjoy temperatures similar to the rest of the country, the warmest weather of the year is expected in Zemgale. Temperatures in this region could potentially reach 20 degrees, making it an ideal destination for summer holidays.
In contrast, the temperature range in Kurzeme and along the Gulf of Riga in Vidzeme will be cooler, with maximum air temperatures ranging between +8 C and +13 C degrees. This cooler weather is likely due to the coastal influence, which tends to lower temperatures compared to inland regions.
Overall, the weather forecast for Latvia in 2022 promises a summer of minimal icloud, warm temperatures, and little to no precipitation. Whether you're planning a trip to the beach or a hike in the countryside, this weather is sure to make for a pleasant summer in Latvia.
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