Lithuania's Weather to Soon Resemble Summer: Impressive Changes Forecasted

After a week of unseasonably cold, wet, and windy weather, Lithuania is set for a dramatic turnaround as spring finally arrives. The recent cold snap, driven by the remnants of cyclone 'Ylvi', brought frost, sleet, and even snow, making it feel more like winter than late April. Temperatures dropped significantly, with nighttime frosts becoming common across the country.

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Lithuania's weather will soon resemble summer: impressive changes are in the forecast.

However, the forecast offers a welcome change. Starting Thursday, warmer air will flow in from the southwest, gradually improving conditions. By Friday, temperatures are expected to climb to between 12 and 17 degrees Celsius, with nights remaining above freezing. The weekend promises a stark contrast to the beginning of the week, with no rain predicted, calmer winds, and temperatures soaring to 16-21 degrees Celsius on Saturday and potentially reaching 22 degrees Celsius on Sunday.

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Northern air currents brought cold, polar latitude air to Lithuania, so the temperature dropped sharply, and frost returned in many places at night.

This rapid shift highlights the unpredictable nature of Baltic spring weather. While the initial cold was a stark reminder of winter's lingering grip, the swift return to warmer, more pleasant conditions is a cause for celebration. For Lithuanians, this means a much-anticipated return to outdoor activities and a welcome break from the harsh weather that has dominated the past week.

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From Thursday, warmer air will begin to flow into Lithuania from the southwest, so the situation will gradually change.