On Thursday, a high-pressure area over Scandinavia and Finland is expected to extend toward Estonia, bringing cold temperatures around -10 degrees Celsius. Although there may be some weak snowfall in certain areas, clearer skies are anticipated, particularly in the morning hours. The region will experience a strengthening of winds from the east, influenced by a low-pressure area moving into Central Europe.

Leading into Thursday morning, the weather will feature cloudy skies with some clearing, and light snowfall possible in some areas, with temperatures dropping to between -8 and -15 degrees Celsius, and potentially as low as -18 degrees in places with extended clearings. The coastal areas are expected to be somewhat milder, with less severe temperatures.

As the day progresses, the skies will clear up in most parts of Estonia, though southern regions may witness more clouds and light snow. Winds from the northeast and east will increase, with speeds reaching up to 9 meters per second, potentially gusting higher in coastal regions. Overall, daily temperatures are projected to range from -5 to -11 degrees Celsius, indicating a continued cold snap through Friday with increased cloud cover and snowfall expected later in the day.