On Monday, Estonia will experience a predominantly cloudy weather pattern as a low-pressure area approaches from the west, bringing with it rain and the possibility of sleet, particularly in the western regions. According to forecasts from the Environmental Agency, the night leading into Monday will likely see some cloud cover develop, along with sporadic clearing. Rainfall will move from western Estonia towards the east, and in some areas, there could be fog as well.

The shift in wind patterns will result in winds changing from the south to the west, with speeds ranging from 2 to 8 meters per second and gusts reaching up to 12 meters per second. By morning, these winds are expected to ease and become variable in direction. Furthermore, temperatures during this period will fluctuate between -1 to +4 degrees Celsius, reflecting the typical cold conditions of early spring in Estonia.

This weather forecast not only provides insight into the expected conditions for Monday but also emphasizes the transitional nature of Estonian weather during this time of the year, where fluctuations between cold and slightly warmer temperatures are common. The presence of rain and sleet may affect outdoor activities and transportation, leading to caution among the population as they prepare for the day ahead.