AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHeat & Storms: Latvia’s hottest day of the week is forecast for Friday, with temperatures pushing above 25°C across most of the country, while the weekend may bring heavier showers and thunderstorms. Water Safety: After heavy rain, experts warn swimming areas can temporarily worsen in water quality as runoff carries soil, nutrients, petroleum products, and other pollutants into rivers and lakes. Riga Utilities: “Rīgas siltums” plans hydraulic safety checks on the Daugava’s right bank on 30 July, meaning hot water will be unavailable in many Riga neighbourhoods for parts of the day. Extreme Heat Impact: A new Save the Children analysis says two thirds of children in Western Europe were exposed to extreme heatwaves in early 2026, highlighting how fast heat risk is rising. Baltic Energy Resilience: Baltic energy ministers agreed on shared power system reserves to speed electricity restoration during damage or security threats, including anti-drone protection for critical sites. Wildlife & Nature Notes: Riga residents reported unusually many flying ants—city officials say it’s a normal summer mating phenomenon and advise against spraying indoors. Forest & Foraging Pressure: Latvia’s wild berry and mushroom supplies remain below earlier levels, with logging, bad weather, and fewer local collectors cited as key reasons.
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