This weekend, Estonia is expected to experience a significant rise in air temperatures due to the movement of a low-pressure system from the White Sea towards central Russia, although it will not bring any precipitation to the country. During the day, high pressure will strengthen over the Baltic Sea, resulting in a mix of clouds and sunshine with dry weather and mild early spring temperatures. By the day after tomorrow, this high-pressure area is expected to extend over the Baltic States and into the central Scandinavian region, maintaining a low chance of rain and decreasing cloud cover.

Tonight, conditions will feature variable and slightly cloudy weather without precipitation. There may be localized fog, as winds shift from the northwest to the north at speeds between 3 to 9 m/s, with gusts reaching 12 m/s along the coast in Virumaa. Overnight temperatures are forecasted to drop to between -3 and 1 degree Celsius. Saturday morning will start with similar variable cloudiness and fog in some areas, while winds will be lighter inland and stronger along the coast.

As temperatures rise during the day, they are expected to reach up to 10 degrees Celsius, with minimal cloud cover and no significant precipitation foreseen. Light winds from a variable direction will accompany this warm weather, making it a pleasant start to the early spring weekend in Estonia. Overall, the projected weather indicates a shift towards warmer conditions ahead, with the promise of spring approaching as high-pressure systems dominate the forecasted weather patterns.