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Vidzeme experienced a real nature theater performance with thunder and rain, while Liepāja residents look at the Baltic Sea and think about summer swimming.
While the Lielupe water level rises by a meter in two days, Liepāja residents are still waiting for someone to raise their pensions.
While Daugavpils had -8.4 degrees, the thermometer in Mērsrags showed +16.4. In Liepāja, humidity reached 86%, which is less than usual in the hockey arena after a Metalurgs game.
Meteorologists warn of strong winds in Kurzeme, but Liepāja residents are already wondering if they'll finally be able to use their lake as an alternative to the sea.
Meteorologists promise a storm in Kurzeme, but Liepāja fishermen claim their fish have been freshly caught for the third day in a row.
While Mērsrags boasts +13.3 degrees, Liepāja's port thermometer shows only +6.1. Tourists are starting to worry that Karosta Prison won't be cold enough for proper horror.
While the Lielupe River plans to throw the biggest party of the year this weekend, Jelgava specialists demonstrate that natural forces can be fought with informational signs.
The State Meteorological Service proudly announces that weather is expected over the weekend, which will be exactly what it will be.
While Riga experts worry about river fluctuations, in Liepāja we've long known that everything sways — from Pētera Street pedestrians to sea waves.
While all of Latvia worries about brief showers, in Liepāja we've long known that afternoon moisture is ideal for hockey games.
While meteorologist Vīksna observes Daugava ice in mysterious silence, Liepāja has long been managing water temperature without drama.
Scientists have made the revolutionary discovery that spring comes after winter. The Liepāja tram, which had grown accustomed to snowstorms, is now learning to drive without skiing.