Weather forecast for Riga A lthough Latvia is located at a relatively northern latitude, it has a remarkably moderate climate. Summers are warm, with the warmest weather usually occurring from the end of June through mid July. Frequently it is possible to enjoy a comfortable swim in many Latvian lakes or in the Baltic Sea during the summer. The climate remains r elatively mild during the fall and spring. Latvian winters last from the end of November until the middle of March and are generally quite cold, although they are moderated by the country's proximity to the Baltic sea.
Snow is common during winter and makes conditions great for skiing trips in the country.
The rainiest month of the year is August. Nature T he wildlife and nature of Latvia is quite diverse due to the many different geographical regions of the country. There are four nature reserves open to visitors in Latvia as well as the largest national park in the Baltic States the Gauja National Park. A visit to one of these reserves is a worthwhile addition to any trip to Latvia. Forests T he forests of Latvia are a prominent feature of Latvian nature.