On Wednesday, Estonia will experience a rise in temperatures reaching up to 12 degrees Celsius. The weather will be influenced by a high-pressure system from the Black Sea arriving overnight, providing mostly clear skies, although some areas may see fog. The night will be relatively calm with temperatures ranging from -2 to 2 degrees Celsius and light winds from the south, which could increase along the coast.

As the day progresses, a new low-pressure system from the Atlantic near Iceland will begin to affect Estonia, leading to increased cloudiness and a chance of rain in the West during the evening. Morning conditions are expected to remain dry with variable cloud cover, and the prevailing winds will be from the south and southwest at around 2-7 m/s, possibly increasing to 10 m/s on the coast. Daytime temperatures will vary, with the eastern regions likely to see the warmest conditions.

By midday, as cloud cover thickens, some showers may occur in the western parts of Estonia, while temperatures generally range from 5 to 10 degrees, reaching the maximum of 12 degrees in southeastern regions. The potential for rainfall in the evening marks a transition from the early clearer conditions, highlighting a dynamic shift in the local weather patterns.