This Saturday, Estonia is predicted to experience warm and humid weather, following the rapid onset of spring. A significant low-pressure system located near Iceland has been affecting Northern Europe since Friday, bringing strong winds and rainfall to various regions, while some areas to the north are seeing sleet and snow. Meanwhile, Southern, Central, and Eastern Europe are under a high-pressure system, which has produced drier conditions and warmer temperatures nearing 20 degrees Celsius in some areas.

As a new weather front approaches from the southeast towards Northern Europe, Estonia will find itself at the boundary between the low-pressure area to the north and the high-pressure area to the southeast. This setup is expected to continue the influx of warm and moist air, resulting in overcast conditions and light rain across various parts of the country. Temperatures, both at night and during the day, are expected to remain above zero, contributing to a mild but potentially dreary weekend.

Looking ahead to Sunday, another active low-pressure system is forecast to move over southern Finland from the Danish straits, affecting Estonia as it arrives. This will likely result in intermittent rain and fog, marking a continual trend of unsettled weather for the region. Residents are advised to prepare for a cool and wet environment as spring slowly settles in, highlighting the typical variability of early spring weather in Estonia and its neighboring countries.