At the beginning of the week, our area will be located at the edge of a high-pressure area and the contrasts of air pressure will be small. More humid air masses will provide for denser, partly low stratus clouds and sporadically even weak snow showers. Towards midweek, the wind will turn northwards. At the same time, the high-pressure influence will increase and the sun will increasingly prevail. The temperatures will be autumn-like and rather chilly especially in the morning hours. On Friday, a new Atlantic front will likely approach and provide for fresher conditions more prone to showers.

Presumably further on frequently sunny