Forecasters: Indian summer to arrive in Latvia from Sunday
Latvian meteorologists forecast that a warm 'Indian summer' spell will begin in the country from Sunday and continue into October.
Latvian weather forecasters report that starting this Sunday, the country will experience what is known as an Indian summer — a warm and relatively dry autumn weather spell.
According to meteorologists' forecasts, this warm period will not be limited to just a few days but is expected to continue into October as well. An Indian summer is a typical autumn phenomenon in which, after the first cooler weather has set in, a renewed wave of warmth arrives, usually accompanied by clear and sunny days.
Forecasters have not yet specified exact temperature figures or the precise duration of the period, but they emphasize that residents can expect pleasant weather conditions that are atypical for this later stage of the season.
The arrival of an Indian summer is generally seen as a last chance to enjoy warmer weather before autumn gives way to winter, and it is often used for both agricultural work and leisure activities.
