Tallinn in winter sits close to freezing most days, with highs around -1°C, though January and February regularly drop well below that — cold snaps can push actual temperatures down to -15°C or lower, not just the wind-chill. Snow is common but not guaranteed every week — some winters are white and crisp, others grey and slushy. What is guaranteed is the short daylight: sunrise around 9am and sunset by 3:30pm in December, though you gain roughly half an hour of daylight per week by February. Photo by Estonia Incorporated on Unsplash Weather and What to Pack Estonia's winter cold is a damp, sea…