The Iceland low is spreading out over the British Isles towards Middle Europe. Ahead of it, muggy-warm Mediterranean air accompanied by a foehny south-westerly current is carried to us. On Friday, a strong cold front will clear the way for polar cold air heading towards our direction. This will be followed by a bad weather phase, which will bring us heavy cloudiness and scattered precipitation on Friday and on Saturday. The snow line will sink near 1000 m above sea level towards Saturday. A distinct onset of winter with significant snowfalls is expected in areas of northwesterly barriers effects. Sunday promises a brief period of cold early-wintry temperatures, before new precipitation will reach us from the north on Monday. Then, further barrier effects of humid-cool air masses may accumulate along the Alps.

Clouds and further precipitation from the north