Snow is expected in several areas of Estonia on Tuesday, particularly in the islands and northern regions, as a cold high-pressure area moves away to the southeast.
On Tuesday, Estonia will experience snowfall in several regions, particularly in the islands and northern parts of the country, due to a cold high-pressure area moving southeast. As the air pressure changes, moisture is expected to increase, facilitating the snowfall. The weather report specifies colder temperatures in the southern mainland, while the air is milder in the western and northern parts.
The forecast indicates that the previous night will see cloudy skies with possible snow showers across the country, and wind speeds will decrease after midnight. Temperatures will vary, with lows between -5 and -11 degrees Celsius in most areas, while southern Estonia may experience slightly milder conditions. Along the coast, the temperatures may hover around 2 degrees at times.
Throughout the morning and into the day, skies will remain cloudy with occasional clearing, and snowfall will continue in various locations, particularly in Northern Estonia. Wind conditions will shift to a southern direction, varying in strength, and temperatures will remain cold. By the end of the day, the conditions suggest a typical wintry weather scenario for the region, with lower temperatures persisting into the night.
