Weather report

High air pressure will continue to be the main factor determining our weather over the coming days. Atlantic frontal systems will continue to affect our weather only briefly and, for the most part, only marginally. Sunday will once again be very sunny. During the day, there will mostly be just a few thin clouds mixed in with the sunshine. It is not until the evening that thicker clouds will move in from the north-west, bringing some rain during the night leading into Monday. It will remain mild, with the snow line staying above 3,000 metres. On Monday itself, we’ll start the day with the lingering remnants of a weak weather system. As the day progresses, however, the sun will soon return to the sky. Tuesday will once again bring a late-summer feel across the region. It will be pleasantly warm in glorious sunshine. A more pronounced Atlantic front is forecast for Wednesday, which will bring heavier rainfall in the afternoon. Before that, however, there will be a slight Föhn wind with some sunshine. In the second half of the week, the weather will settle down again for the long term. With a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures will be typical for the season.