On Thursday, we will get into a southwesterly current reviving stormily at the north side of the Alps. Foehn wind will determine the weather, especially in the high mountains. It will remain very sunny at the north side of the Alps, while the main Alpine divide will be affected by barrier effects of minor clouds at first. At the same time, the temperatures will begin to slightly decrease again. Despite the passage of a weak cold front on Friday, we will remain in a slightly foehny southwesterly current, which is why the front will only slightly affect the weather. At the weekend, our area will be partly affected by a southwesterly current, partly by a northwesterly wind. These conditions will remain mostly unchanged at the beginning of next week. Therefore, a varying weather cycle is expected at the weekend and beyond it. The temperatures will further decrease, and occasional snow showers will interfere with the weather.
4 days trend
Day Outlook
Significantly colder Occasional snow showers
Temperatures
Morning | Afternoon | |
Mountain Summit3.000 m | -18°C | -19°C |
Mountain2.000 m | -11°C | -11°C |
Valley1.180 m | -8°C | -1°C |
Wind
Morning: Brisk
Afternoon: Brisk
Hours of Sun
max. 2 Hours
Precipitation risk
Morning: 50%
Afternoon: 50%
Zero Degree Limit
500 m