On Wednesday, the weather in our country will begin to be influenced by a high-pressure area. At night, the clouds will clear, with many clear sky areas, and no rain is expected. A light north wind will blow. As the wind calms and the clouds clear, fog will form in some places. The night will be very cool, with temperatures dropping to 6–11 degrees Celsius, only on the Curonian Spit will it remain 12–14 degrees Celsius.
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During Wednesday daytime, cloudiness will increase, but the sun will shine at times. No rain is expected. The wind will blow from the north, weakly. The north wind will certainly not bring warmer air, with temperatures rising to 18–23 degrees Celsius in the afternoon.
On Thursday night, cloudiness will be variable, but no rain is expected. Fog will form in some places. The wind will be weak. Early in the morning, the air will cool to 6–11 degrees, 12–14 degrees Celsius on the Curonian Spit.
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On Thursday daytime, there will be both denser clouds and clearer sky areas, no rain is expected. The wind will blow from the northeast, east, weakly. The colder air mass will gradually retreat, so it will be a few degrees warmer than on Wednesday, with temperatures rising to 19–24 degrees.
On Friday, the weather will remain similar. At night, clouds will be sparser, during the day denser again, no rain is expected. At night, it will cool to 6–11 degrees, 12–14 degrees Celsius on the Curonian Spit, warming up to 20–25 degrees during the day.
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