According to the Estonian Environment Agency, the weather overnight leading into Sunday will feature partly cloudy skies and no precipitation. Areas may experience fog, which could affect visibility. Wind conditions will vary, with speeds ranging from 1 to 6 m/s, increasing to a westerly wind of up to 9 m/s in the islands by morning, with gusts reaching 12 m/s.

Temperatures will remain notably cold, with nighttime lows expected to range between -19 and -24 degrees Celsius, and in some regions possibly dipping as low as -27 degrees. Coastal areas are forecasted to have slightly milder temperatures, between -8 and -12 degrees Celsius. This persistent cold weather pattern is a critical concern for local residents and could impact daily activities and infrastructure, particularly for those in rural areas or less prepared for extreme weather.

As the weather continues to maintain these low temperatures, it could highlight the ongoing need for community and governmental measures to ensure public safety and readiness for such conditions. Overall, this report underscores a longer trend of colder weather that could raise discussions about climate patterns and their implications for Estonian winter preparedness and infrastructure stability in the months ahead.