According to the Estonian Environment Agency's weather service, a low-pressure system will exit Estonia to the east on Wednesday night. This departure will lead to a period of dry weather, although the lingering effects of the system will still be felt. Subsequently, the weather will be under the influence of a low-pressure area moving southeast from Northern Scandinavia across Finland.

While the forecast suggests a lack of precipitation, it is important to note that there is a risk of sleet formation due to the prevailing conditions. This potential for sleet could create hazardous driving conditions and affect daily activities for residents in various parts of Estonia. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to be cautious, as the risk of icy conditions could impact mobility.

The weather situation will be closely monitored by the Estonian Environment Agency, which plays a crucial role in providing timely updates and safety advisories. This type of weather is common during the transitional season, indicating the importance of staying informed about changing weather conditions and possible risks that can occur during this time of the year.