With the passage of a cold front on Thursday, the southerly foehn wind will abate. During the passage of the front, dense clouds will result in slight precipitation. The temperatures will begin to decrease, however, the snow line will still remain above 2000m above sea level. Toward Friday, the temperatures will further decrease with a northwesterly wind, however, the rising air pressure will increasingly dry off the air. This trend will remain unchanged until Saturday, consequently freezing temperatures are expected in the clear night to Saturday. Scattered clouds will mark a rise in temperatures throughout the weekend. Perfect sunshine will determine the skies. At the beginning of next week, the weather cycle will remain friendly and still too mild. With a prevailing high-pressure influence, somewhat colder air will reach us again on Tuesday night.

Barely precipitation Temporarily colder