Start of the Week with Snow and Rain, Afterwards It Will Be Sunny Again

While a disturbance zone brings rain and snow from the west on Monday, it will be sunny and dry again from Wednesday, according to Geosphere Austria on Sunday. At the beginning of the week, it starts raining on the northern side of the Alps and in the north in the morning, with temporarily heavy snowfall. The snow line is between 900 and 1400 meters above sea level.

Disturbance Zone with Rain and Snow at the Beginning of the Week

The rain spreads to the east in the afternoon. The south and southeast remain weather-favored and precipitation-free, where the sun can initially still show a little. The wind blows mostly moderately to briskly from the south to the west during the day. Early temperatures minus one to plus six degrees, daytime highs six to 13 degrees.

With northwesterly flow, residual clouds remain on the northern side of the Alps and in the north on Tuesday, and it can still rain or snow a little here. Snow line 800 to 1,200 meters above sea level. During the day, however, the sun increasingly prevails there. Further east and in the south, the sun shines from the start, but in the afternoon, a few extensive cloud fields move over the north and northeast again. The wind blows moderately to briskly, in exposed areas and in the east also strongly from the west, only in the south is it rather weak. Early temperatures minus three to plus seven degrees, daytime highs six to 14 degrees.

Weather Sunny Again from Midweek

Rising air pressure ensures sunny and dry weather in most parts of Austria by midweek. Only thin veils of clouds in higher layers adorn the sky and only slightly mar the sunny impression. In some inner-alpine basins and valleys, as well as in the regions north of the Danube, a few fog patches persist stubbornly during the first hours. The wind blows mostly weakly, only in the east does a moderate westerly wind initially blow. Early temperatures minus four to plus eleven degrees, daytime highs ten to 17 degrees.

In the Eastern Alps, rising air pressure and a föhn-like south to southwest flow determine the weather on Thursday. In some inner-alpine basins and valleys, as well as in the lowlands in the north and east, the day starts with local fog or high fog of varying persistence. During the day, however, sunny weather can increasingly assert itself here. Significantly more clouds, however, from East Tyrol eastwards. In the border area with Italy and Slovenia, it occasionally rains locally. The wind blows moderately to briskly from the south to southwest in föhn areas on the northern side of the Alps and in the southeast, otherwise, it is mostly weak. From minus three to plus nine degrees in the morning, temperature rise during the day to nine to 20 degrees, warmest in the southeast and with föhn on the northern side of the Alps.

Föhn Brings Temperatures Around 20 Degrees

A brisk southwesterly flow on Friday provides partly lively south föhn on the northern side of the Alps and accumulating clouds in the south of the country. In East Tyrol and Carinthia, mostly dense clouds prevail, and especially in the border area with Italy, it rains locally. North of the main Alpine ridge, as well as in the north and east, at the eastern edge of the Alps and in southeastern Styria, the weather presents itself sunny and dry away from the typical fog areas. Mostly only thin veils of clouds adorn the sky. In valley and basin locations, as well as in the lowlands in Upper and Lower Austria, the sun may only assert itself against the fog in the course of the afternoon. The wind from southern directions blows moderately to briskly on the northern edge of the Alps and in the southeast of Austria. Zero to eleven degrees in the morning, depending on fog, sunshine, or south föhn during the day ten to 20 degrees.

(APA/Red)

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