Weerbericht

We are now entering a period of significantly more changeable and cooler weather over the coming days. The strong southerly foehn from Tuesday will gradually die down on Wednesday, allowing the wet southerly airflow from the main Alpine ridge to spread further north. For the time being, the snow line will remain well above 2,000 metres. From late afternoon, a cold front approaching from the west will also come into play, bringing not only generally heavy precipitation but also causing the snow line to drop significantly. By Thursday morning, it will have fallen below 1,500 metres. The final, light showers will quickly ease off, and most of the day will remain dry. The remaining cloud cover will slowly clear, though the sunset should still be visible everywhere. On Friday, we’ll start the day with cloudy skies. The clouds herald a temporary spell of slightly milder air, and the southerly foehn in the mountains will pick up again during the day. This will also make for quite sunny conditions. During the night leading into Saturday, a weak cold front will brush past us. There won’t be much precipitation, but temperatures will drop even further. Saturday will be pleasant, but also early-winter cold. On Sunday, it will become milder again. At the same time, extensive cloud fields will pass through, bringing some precipitation with them. The snow line will rise above 2,000 metres.