WEATHER

The large-scale current over the Alps will be directed to the south throughout the weekend and at the beginning of next week. Clouds will push northwards, accumulate especially at the main Alpine ridge along the mountains and result in occasionally weak precipitation. The conditions will be foehny towards the north and subsequently dry consequently sunny conditions are temporarily expected. The southerly foehn wind will abate in the mountains throughout Monday, a weak cold front will hit us. Clouds will cover the sky on Monday afternoon and some precipitation will occur, whereby the snow line will sink below 1000m above sea level. The associated decrease in temperature will be only of short duration as the current will veer back to the south from Wednesday onwards. It will become foehny again, slightly milder and new precipitation is not expected any time soon. Nevertheless, the weather development from Wednesday onwards is fraught with uncertainty.