Storm and strong winds in Estonia

Storm and strong winds in Estonia

28.12.2025, Tallinn. 'Very dangerous' weather warnings were issued for northwestern Estonia. Strong winds broke trees, caused power outages and disrupted maritime traffic. Photo: Rasmus Rebase / Postimees

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