Starting next week, our area will be in front of a low in a heavy foehny southwesterly current. A heavier foehn wind will occasionally blow and break up the approaching cloud banks. The temperatures will be early summer-like. On Tuesday, the south foehn will slowly abate and with increasing clouds the risk for showers approaching from the south and west will slowly increase. Low-pressure influence will affect the weather at midweek. Consequently, dense clouds will determine the skies and rain is to be expected. The temperatures will sink and snow is expected in the mountains until below 2000m above sea level. Absolutely stable weather will neither set in throughout the following days, however, there are also chances for sunny spells.

Dense rain clouds and decreasing temperatures