On Tuesday, Estonia is expected to experience a mix of clouds and clear spells, though it will remain dry overall. The Estonian Rescue Board has issued a warning regarding the dangers of walking on ice, emphasizing the need for caution when near frozen bodies of water. Fortunately, spring is gradually becoming more pleasant, and people can enjoy the scenery from the shores.

The weather is influenced by a low-pressure area that is moving away from Estonia toward the north, paving the way for a high-pressure system from Russia to become more dominant. Winds will be mild, and fog is present in many areas, lingering into the day. Under the partly cloudy skies, daytime temperatures are expected to be modest, with the southeastern part of Estonia showing higher probabilities of sunshine and temperatures exceeding 10 degrees Celsius.

The night is expected to be variably cloudy, with some rain in western and northern Estonia, but expected to cease after midnight. Fog may also develop in several locations. The temperature will range between -1 to 3 degrees Celsius, and winds will fluctuate from 1 to 7 m/s from variable directions. The morning will start off with cloudy conditions and clear spells, remaining dry, with temperatures slightly above freezing, providing a calm start to the day.