Weather report

From Friday to Sunday, our weather will be very changeable. This is due to two storm systems moving in quick succession from the Atlantic towards southern Scandinavia. As a result, we will see new, Atlantic-originating troughs of low pressure reaching us. The first cold front will cross our region during the night leading into Saturday. With westerly winds picking up strongly, there will be a few showers. In the early-winter chill, there may well still be a few final showers on Saturday, but the clouds will clear even further as the day progresses. The snow line will hover between 1,000m and 1,400m on Saturday. During the night leading into Sunday, warm-front cloud cover will move in, bringing the first precipitation on Sunday morning. The snow line in the inner Alps will remain around 1,600 metres for a short time. After a brief lull around midday, a cold front will follow in the afternoon, accompanied by a westerly wind that will be stormy and gusty at times. Nevertheless, the snow line will retreat to above 2,000 metres. The start of the new week will then bring a sustained improvement in the weather. Harmless, high cloud fields will also signal a significant rise in temperatures during the first half of the week. With repeated spells of prolonged sunshine, the frost line will rise in some places to above 4,000 metres.