As the week progresses, temperatures are forecast to warm up further, meaning an end to the recent cold snap which had seen values below zero at night.

Overnight Sunday to Monday, ambient temperatures as low as +2 degrees were seen in the southeast, and it was generally overcast, with showers in places.

Monday morning remains overcast and cloudy, but with very little wind. Temperatures are a more uniform +8 to +10 degrees Celsius.

During the day, there may be some clear patches in the west, but for the most part, it will remain cloudy. Temperatures will rise to +14 to +16 degrees Celsius on the mainland, while it will be slightly cooler on the islands, and southerly and southwesterly breezes of 2-7 meters per second can make it chillier in immediate coastal areas.

It is forecast to be dry daytime.

Through the work week, ambient temperatures are forecast to gradually rise on average, both day and night: From +18 to +20 degrees during the day, and from +5 to +8 degrees at night.

Again, temperature values on the coasts will be chillier and only just into double figures.

Cloud cover will thin out somewhat and it will be fairly clear, though scattered showers are forecast for Monday and Tuesday.

Monday and Tuesday nights may also see some mist in places.

Sunrise was just after 4.50 a.m. this morning, and sunset will be at 9.45 p.m. (Tallinn time). By Friday, dawn and dusk will be nearly 10 minutes earlier and later respectively.

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