A powerful low-pressure area over West Europe will determine the weather throughout the upcoming days. Therefore, a period of intensive precipitation is expected at the south side of the Alps until the main Alpine divide from Friday evening until Monday morning. However, in the north thereof southerly foehn effects will cause bigger uncertainties of the detailed weather development, especially in terms of the location of the snow line. Anyway, on Friday, a stormy southerly foehn wind will spring up, for that reason more compact precipitation clouds will increasingly approach the main Alpine divide from the south. The sunshine in the north thereof will be dimmed as the day progresses. On Saturday and on Sunday, heavy, partly low clouds will prevail and precipitation is expected time and time again especially around the main Alpine divide. The snow line will range between 1500 and 1000 m above sea level. On Monday, the southerly barrier effects will decrease, the southerly foehn effects will increase again. Towards Tuesday, a new disturbance influence is indicated from the south.

Stormy southerly foehn Precipitation from the south