The Estonian Environmental Agency has forecasted that Wednesday will see temperatures rising to a high of up to 12 degrees Celsius. The weather during the night is expected to be predominantly clear or partly cloudy, with little to no precipitation expected. However, some areas may experience localized fog, which could affect visibility.

Wind conditions will vary, with south-easterly winds blowing at speeds of 2 to 8 m/s, while coastal areas may experience gusts of up to 11 m/s. Night temperatures are anticipated to range between -2 and +2 degrees Celsius, indicating a chilly night before warmer daytime temperatures set in.

This temperature increase is notable for the region, especially as it follows a period of colder weather. Such warm spells can have various implications, including impacts on local wildlife and possibly influencing public behaviors as people start to engage more in outdoor activities as the weather improves.