Estonia is set to experience a winter week characterized by cold temperatures and variable weather conditions. The week will begin with cloudy spells and possible light snowfall, with nighttime temperatures dipping between -8 to -18 degrees Celsius, and even dropping to -22 degrees in some areas. The winds will generally be light but variable, contributing to the cold feel throughout the region.

As the week progresses, conditions are expected to remain cold, with some days forecasted for significant snow accumulation. By midweek, temperatures could drop as low as -26 degrees Celsius in mainland areas during the night. Eventually, more widespread snowfall is predicted by Thursday, adding more snow cover across Estonia, which could impact travel and outdoor activities for residents.

This continuing cold snap serves as a reminder of the harsh winter conditions typical for Estonia during this time of year. The varying degrees of precipitation, combined with the sharp temperature drops, highlight the need for residents to remain prepared for potentially difficult weather conditions, particularly if they need to travel or commute during the week ahead.