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Meteorologists promise a week where clouds will behave like indecisive tourists — they'll be there and not be there, it'll rain and it won't rain.
Latvian meteorologists have announced sensational news - it won't rain at the end of March, which is about as surprising as the news that water is wet.
While Riga residents prepare for 15 meter per second gusts like it's the apocalypse, Liepāja locals will just smile and head to the market.
On Thursday, rain clouds from Kurzeme will move to the eastern part of the country, most likely seeking local residents who haven't yet heard about Liepāja's advantages.
While spring arrived in Finland 10 days earlier than usual, Latvian meteorologists are still figuring out whether what we're seeing is spring or just winter with a better attitude.
Weather forecast experts proudly announce that nothing special will change on Tuesday. Liepāja admits: this is the only promise the government keeps.
The Daugava continues its indifferent water level standstill, while in Liepāja everyone has long since switched to the sea.
Weather forecast claims Tuesday will be dry, but Liepāja residents know the only reliable dryness is in Lake Liepāja.
Weather forecasters promise sunshine, but Liepāja residents remember they once promised a winter without snow too.
Liepāja residents can expect up to +13 degrees, which by winter standards is practically tropical tourism.
After weeks of winds that could blow away even the buildings on Pētera Street, Sunday promises to be so calm that even the local cats will be able to sleep in.
Meteorologists promise a spring-like warm Saturday with +12 degrees, while Riga promises to be as warm as usual.