Latvia is situated in the temperate climate zone with distinct four seasons. The sky is generally blue all year round. The summers are bright and sunny with the temperatures reaching 35^oC. The water in the Baltic Sea usually warms up to 20^oC. In June there is over 17 hours of sunlight on the average day.

The weather in spring is normally mild.

The average temperature in summer is 25-30^oC, allowing for great summer holidays in Latvia.
The recent global climate change has meant that Latvian summers have become more Mediterranean than eastern European.
The water in the Baltic Sea usually warms up to 20^oC.
In June there is over 17 hours of sunlight on the average day.

Winters, on the other hand remain characteristically Eastern European. They bring a lot of snow and the temperatures that fall below zero (usually -5^oC to -10^oC). In the costal areas you are likely to find sceneries similar to those in Iceland.

Autumns are generally mild. There are occasional showers in November, but they do not last long and usually can be easily predicted. The scale of colours of the nature in autumn is amazing and appears to be the true glorious tribute to the usually hot summers.