The coming days will see similar conditions, though it will be clearer as we head into the weekend, and the nights are set to be milder than seen recently, following the arrival of the first fall frosts.

Overnight Sunday to Monday saw variable cloud cover, though the weather was mostly dry. It got down to zero inland, but was much warmer on the immediate coasts, reaching up to 10 degrees in places.

No significant rainfall is expected Monday morning, though there will be southerlies in gusts up to 16 meters per second and fairly changeable conditions with cloud alternating with clearer skies.

Temperatures in the morning will range from 2 to 8 degrees Celsius, again up to 11 degrees along the coast.

As the day wears on, it will remain mostly cloudy with periods of clearing, while light rain is likely in various areas, driven by southwesterlies of 5-12 meters per second, in gusts up to 18 meters per second.

Ambient temperatures will stay between the 9-14-degree range in the afternoon.

The rest of the workweek is expected to be fairly rainy overall, again with plenty of clear spells.

On Tuesday, the cloud cover will intensify, and rain will spread across the country in an easterly direction from the Gulf of Riga.

Midweek will see changeable skies and occasional showers, while Friday will offer slightly better weather.

By Friday afternoon, skies will clear from a westerly direction, though isolated light showers may still be seen in some regions.

Temperatures during the next few days will stay mild for the time of year, between 10 and 14 degrees; Tuesday's high will be 13 degrees.

Nighttime temperatures will be 6-12 degrees, and 8-9 on average, milder than those seen in recent days.

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