LatviaPublished: 3 October 2026 at 15:24

Sunday forecast: warmer air up to +17°C, rain in some areas

Meteorologists at Latvia's Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre forecast temperatures rising to +17°C on Sunday, with rain expected in some areas.

Weather conditions in Latvia on Sunday are expected to turn milder, with air temperatures rising to as much as +17°C in some areas, according to forecasters at the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre.

Despite the warmer air, parts of the country will see rain on Sunday, meaning conditions will not be uniform nationwide — some areas will stay drier while others experience wet weather.

Forecasters advise residents planning outdoor activities to keep an eye on the latest weather updates, since rain could affect travel and time spent outside.

The source report did not provide further detail on the regional distribution of rainfall or more precise temperature trends.

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