The winds will pick up in the evening also.

The coming days are also forecast to see somewhat changeable conditions and rainfall.

Tuesday night was cloudy with southeasterly breezes, but temperatures were well over zero nationwide, a trend which continues in the morning, which is set to be dry.

The cloud is forecast to thin somewhat in the morning, particularly around Tallinn and in central Estonia, and there will be no showers of any significance.

Ambient temperatures will be as high as 14 degrees Celsius in Võru County, and no lower than the 7 degrees forecast for Hiiumaa.

However, as the day progresses, conditions will become more changeable, though the mercury will continue to rise, peaking at 24 degrees in the Southeast, and only slightly lower in the east and center (21-22 degrees). It will be much cooler in the west – from 18 degrees in the capital, down to 15 degrees in Pärnu, 13 degrees in Haapsalu and a relatively chilly 10 degrees on the islands, where it will be dry at least.

The winds will pick up, too – 5-10 meters per second in gusts up to 14 meters per second in coastal areas will drive rain in the eastern half of the country, with the possible appearance of thunderstorms towards Peipsi järv.

Temperatures will fall in the evening, and overnight the average will just be +4 degrees, though most of the showers will fizzle out.

Thursday morning will remain dry only for quite heavy rain to spread from the islands to the mainland by the afternoon. Average temperatures daytime are forecast at 10 degrees on Thursday and will remain fairly constant in a range of 8-12 degrees through Sunday. Similarly, nighttime values will be in the 5-6 degrees range.

Light showers are forecast for Friday, gaining in intensity on Saturday, though the latter half of Sunday is forecast to be drier too.

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