On Thursday, a low-pressure system's southern edge will expand over the Baltic Sea, resulting in a thicker cloud cover across Estonia. In the morning, light rain will occur in some areas, but by the afternoon, the low-pressure front, accompanied by heavier rainfall, will impact the islands and northern mainland, progressing east-southeast and potentially mixing with sleet and freezing rain as evening approaches.

Temperatures are expected to rise above 5 degrees Celsius; however, in areas of heavier precipitation, it will remain just above freezing. During the night leading into Thursday, while the skies will be mostly cloudy, some clearer breaks may occur, and fog might develop in certain areas. Winds will blow from the southwest at speeds of 4 to 10 m/s, with coastal gusts reaching up to 13 m/s, and temperatures overnight will vary from -3 to 2 degrees Celsius.

Overall, Thursday will be characterized by extensive cloud cover and occasional light rain, particularly in coastal regions. The morning will likely see mild precipitation, while the afternoon will bring a shift to more significant rainfall, indicating a typical late-autumn scenario in Estonia with a mix of rain and moderate winds.