Weather report

Until the middle of the week, we will remain on the southern edge of a high-pressure system centred north of the Alps, with an easterly to south-easterly flow that is partly prone to high fog and partly slightly changeable, continuing to bring very cool air masses our way. Overall, there will still be plenty of sunshine, particularly in the mountains. Only on Tuesday will the weather be characterised not only by low fog in the valleys but also by high cloud fields over the mountains. However, by Wednesday the sun will generally prevail again. As the wind shifts increasingly towards the south, mild southerly foehn-like effects will also come into play, bringing the first noticeable warming. Thursday and Friday then promise unhindered high-pressure conditions everywhere, with glorious sunshine in a cloudless sky. The frost line will average around 3,000 metres. As we head into the weekend, we’ll see a slight strengthening of the south-westerly flow. This will bring a few harmless clouds back into the mix. Overall, however, it will remain too mild for the time of year.