On Wednesday, Estonia will experience a high-pressure area extending from the southern Baltic Sea towards Russia, resulting in minimal precipitation. The night will start off relatively cloudy, but throughout the day, the cloud cover will dissipate, creating a brighter atmosphere. As the week progresses, a low-pressure system from the north will begin to affect the weather on Thursday, but significant rainfall is not expected until later in the day.

The approaching night will remain overcast with breaks in the clouds and no significant precipitation, but fog may develop in several areas. Winds will be generally weak and variable inland, while coastal regions will experience a predominantly southwest to west wind of 2-8 m/s. Temperatures are expected to hover between -2 and 2 degrees Celsius overnight, indicating a chilly start to the Wednesday.

On Wednesday morning, similar conditions will persist with morning fog, cloudy skies, and no significant precipitation. Winds will remain calm, but coastal areas will see winds from the southwest. As the day progresses, cloudiness will vary, and rain is not expected, allowing for relatively mild temperatures compared to earlier in the week. Overall, the weather will trend toward being milder with temperatures rising as low-pressure systems approach later on Thursday.