“It doesn’t seem real…” Bricis announces that at the end of the week, the weather will literally be unbelievable in Latvia

The well-known meteorologist and forecaster Toms Bricis has released a very important forecast on his Facebook channel about what could really await us already at the end of this week! The forecaster clearly recognizes what is currently visible outside the window, and what will be at the end of the week will seem almost or unreal.

The beginning of this week in Latvia was full of surprises in terms of weather. Snow was a guest almost all over the country and in some places it continued to fall. The scenery changed, covered with a blanket of white, and the flowering trees were covered with snow. People shared these amazing views on social media.

At the end of April, snow in Latvia is something like an unprecedented event, which is not always waiting around the corner in the spring month. This phenomenon is rare, but it is not exactly an exotic find.

April is usually the time when the forces of nature begin to move towards summer – the temperature gradually warms and the traces of the snow cover disappear from the landscapes. But although this is a common scenario, sometimes nature likes to show its unexpected nature and give us such moments of surprise.

The end of April and the beginning of May, as well as the unpredictability of their weather, can offer us much more than a simple surprise of snow. Climate fluctuations, which can bring a bit of unrest during these months, especially in the northern regions, can turn out to be nature’s games in which we are only guests.

In Latvia, the snow at the end of April is like nature reminding us once again that her handwriting is full of surprises. This phenomenon, while not common, is not too unusual considering the unevenness and unpreparedness of this land’s climate.

However, this time, attention is focused on Brich’s predictions, which indicate an unprecedented event already at the end of this week. He is honest in the post about his amazement at what is being predicted in the weather reports.

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