Until Friday, we will remain in the sphere of influence of a strong westerly current, with which further Atlantic systems will reach us. After a short period of improved conditions, a weak warm front will brush against our area on Thursday evening. The following cold front on Friday will more strongly affect the weather. The snow line will sink towards 1500 m above sea level during the day. The clouds will begin to disperse on Friday night, Saturday morning will start rather freezing. High cloud banks will mark a rapid and high-reaching rise in temperatures throughout the day. At the same time, the large-scale current will turn southward. The current will be affected by high-pressure up to and including Monday and bring us a touch of summer. Nevertheless, the southerly current will get under low-pressure influence from Tuesday onwards, consequently the summer feelings will already vanish again.

Heavy southerly foehn wind Still warm