Tailwind Atlas

EuroVelo 11 - East Europe Route - part Estonia, stage 1: Tallinn → Loksa

On stage 1 (Tallinn → Loksa, 108 km) the best month is June: 70% of days were dry with highs of 10–30 °C, and riding Tallinn → Loksa meant an average tailwind of 3.7 km/h (ERA5 2006–2025, 9:00–18:00).

ERA5 2006–2025 · OpenStreetMap · Methodology and sources

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108 kmLength
June–September (peak June)Best months
Tallinn → LoksaBetter direction in the best month
3.7 km/hAverage tailwind in the best month
70%Dry days with 10–30 °C
June · 70%Best summer month
Start: Tallinn · Finish: Loksa · Route geometry: OpenStreetMap / Waymarked Trails

Weather by month

MonthGood daysRain days ≥ 1 mmRain, mmAvg highDays ≥ 30 °CDays < 10 °CDaylight, h
January0%20%46-2 °C0%100%6.8 †
February0%18%36-2 °C0%100%9.1 †
March3%15%342 °C0%97%11.6
April25%19%388 °C0%73%14.4
May65%21%4714 °C0%19%17.0
June70%30%7118 °C0%1%18.6
July68%32%7621 °C0%0%17.9
August67%33%8820 °C0%0%15.5
September68%28%6816 °C0%5%12.7
October33%29%709 °C0%53%10.0 †
November4%22%545 °C0%95%7.5 †
December0%21%501 °C0%100%6.1 †

Best months are all months within 3 percentage points of the best one. † less than 11 hours of daylight — long stages get tight.

Wind by month

MonthWind Tallinn → Loksa, km/hHeadwind > 15 km/h, Tallinn → LoksaHeadwind > 15 km/h, Loksa → TallinnBetter way
January+3.89%22%Tallinn → Loksa
February+3.08%19%Tallinn → Loksa
March+4.18%23%Tallinn → Loksa
April+3.08%18%Tallinn → Loksa
May+2.18%15%Tallinn → Loksa
June+3.77%19%Tallinn → Loksa
July+2.87%15%Tallinn → Loksa
August+3.08%17%Tallinn → Loksa
September+3.87%21%Tallinn → Loksa
October+4.69%24%Tallinn → Loksa
November+4.39%23%Tallinn → Loksa
December+5.37%27%Tallinn → Loksa

Along the route (sections of about 25 km)

kmHeadingTailwind in June, km/h
0–25E+5.0
25–50E+4.7
50–75NE+1.8
75–101NE+4.0
101–108S+1.1

Other stages

  1. Tallinn → Loksa 108 km
  2. Loksa → Väike-Maarja 118 km
  3. Väike-Maarja → Tartu 125 km
  4. Tartu → Valga 131 km

How to read the numbers

Wind is the 10 m wind of a 25-km grid cell, daytime hours 9:00–18:00 local solar time; at saddle height in a sheltered valley it is weaker, on a coast or ridge stronger. A positive value is a tailwind. ERA5 slightly over-counts days with ≥ 1 mm of rain (by about 5–7 percentage points) and underestimates daily highs by 1–2 °C. Good day = less than 1 mm of rain between 9:00 and 18:00 (riding hours, local solar time) and a high between 10 and 30 °C; rain at night or in the evening does not spoil it.