On the final day of summer, Latvia stands at a meteorological threshold — neither fully yielding to autumn nor holding onto the warmth of the season past. A low-pressure system has settled over the region, bringing variable skies, a noticeable southwest wind, and temperatures ranging from 19°C along the coast to 25°C in the inland southeast. It is the kind of weather that mirrors the moment itself: transitional, unresolved, and quietly meaningful.