The weather forecast for Sunday indicates that temperatures in Estonia will climb to around 10 degrees Celsius, bringing mostly sunny conditions to the central regions of Scandinavia and the Baltic states. In contrast, the southern parts of Scandinavia, including Finland, are predicted to be cloudier, although no precipitation is expected to accompany these clouds. The night preceding Sunday will see dry conditions with mild clouds, and there may be some fog in places as well.

As the day progresses, the forecast suggests that winds will be mild and primarily from the west. On the islands, the winds may shift to the south, with air temperatures in the region still hovering below freezing, ranging from -1 to -5 degrees Celsius overnight. Morning conditions on International Women’s Day will feature minimal cloud cover without precipitation, although localized fog may persist for a while. Winds will remain light, blowing at 1 to 6 meters per second.

At the start of the next week, light frost is expected during the night, while daytime temperatures are forecast to reach between 6 and 13 degrees Celsius, with coastal areas experiencing a cooler range of 1 to 6 degrees Celsius. Overall, the gradual warming trend indicates a shift towards more spring-like conditions as well, although the coastal winds may become stronger in the afternoon, reaching up to 14 meters per second on the northern coastline.