Weather report

Following the passage of a weak cold front on Wednesday, a new area of high pressure will build up over Central Europe from Thursday onwards. As a result, very dry air will quickly prevail here once more, although on Thursday some residual cloud cover, resembling high fog, will initially need to clear from a few valleys. However, from the mountains onwards, bright sunshine will prevail from early on in a largely cloudless sky, and this will remain the case until Sunday. Until the end of the month, temperatures will remain relatively mild for the time of year, accompanied by at times very brisk north to north-easterly winds, even though pockets of cold air close to the ground will repeatedly form during the clear nights. A change in temperature is then expected from Monday next week. Significantly colder air from north-eastern Europe is set to arrive from the north-east, and as the air near the ground is also expected to become considerably more humid, widespread low-lying, high-fog-like cloud cover is also to be expected.