We will get into a heavy north-westerly current at the beginning of next week. Consequently, a very changeable westerly current will approach. Longer sunny intervals are still expected throughout the first half of the week, while heavier snowfall cannot be excluded throughout the second half of the week. At first, however, sunny conditions on Monday will be followed by a weak cold front approaching towards Monday evening. Large amounts of snow are not expected, as the north-westerly current will increasingly be affected by high-pressure influence towards Tuesday. A further disturbance will be weakened by the high-pressure influence into Wednesday. Only from Thursday onwards, an increasingly heavy low-pressure influence is indicated and therefore wintry cold weather is indicated. As matters stand, significant amounts of snowfall are to be expected on Thursday.

The cold north-westerly barrier effects will slowly decrease