Weather report

The weather over the coming days will also be largely characterised by a south-westerly flow that is often strong and variable. Friday will provide a brief exception to this. The wind will veer northwards, temporarily bringing cold, early-winter air our way. As a result, the snow line will drop well below 1,500 metres. At the same time, however, the precipitation will quickly ease off on Friday morning, and the weather will begin to improve markedly. This improvement will subsequently lead to a glorious, sunny Saturday throughout the day. The wind will have already veered back to the south-west by then, making it noticeably milder again, particularly in the mountains. Towards Sunday, a strong southerly foehn wind will pick up in the mountains. This will be accompanied by harmless patches of cloud, which will at most slightly dim the sunshine. By Monday, the southerly foehn will intensify into a full-blown storm. A cold front is approaching and will reach us on Monday afternoon, bringing heavy rainfall. Colder air will once again seep in, causing the snow line to drop to around 1,500 metres. The weather will improve by Tuesday, although the strong south-westerly wind will persist.