Estonia’s Environment Agency reports that last summer experienced warmer temperatures than typically recorded. The average air temperature for the season reached 16.8 degrees Celsius. This figure indicates a deviation from the usual seasonal average. The agency’s data provides insight into evolving climate patterns within the country. Further analysis will be needed to determine the specific causes of the increased warmth. The recorded temperature is a notable data point for environmental monitoring in Estonia. This warm summer adds to a growing trend of changing climatic conditions globally.