weather forecast

Following a somewhat mixed start to the new week in terms of the weather, high pressure combined with a late-summer feel will once again take the lead on Tuesday and Wednesday. However, the atmospheric conditions will remain unstable on Tuesday, meaning that, as the sunshine becomes more intense in the late afternoon, cumulus and cumulus nimbus clouds will form once again, along with isolated rain showers. On Wednesday, a strengthening southerly foehn wind will pick up, leading to stabilisation, but also bringing extensive, high cloud fields that will pass over and dampen the sunshine. The foehn heralds a strong cold front for Thursday. The last patches of clear sky will clear away in the course of Thursday morning, and from midday onwards, heavy and prolonged rain will set in, which will not ease off until Friday morning. At the same time, colder air will seep in, causing the snow line to drop to 1,500 metres. By the weekend, the weather will improve significantly once again, accompanied by a noticeable rise in temperature.