Weather turns significantly colder and wetter in the first half of the week

Estonia will experience a noticeable shift in weather as the first half of the week brings cooler temperatures and increased rainfall.

Following a relatively warm Monday, the weather is expected to become considerably colder and wetter. On Monday, skies will be partly cloudy with scattered showers, particularly in the afternoon. The southeast may experience thunderstorms, and a northeasterly wind will blow at 5-11 m/s, with gusts up to 14 m/s, and up to 17 m/s on the coast. Temperatures will range from 17-21 degrees Celsius, reaching up to 24 degrees in southeastern Estonia.

As the week progresses, the wind will gradually shift from the north to the northeast, blowing at 3-9 m/s, with gusts up to 15 m/s on the northwestern coast. The forecast indicates sparse and variable cloud cover, with occasional showers and fog. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly, settling between 11-17 degrees Celsius.