Current weather

A high-pressure system over mainland Europe is still holding its ground against a powerful low-pressure vortex over the Atlantic. On Wednesday, too, warm, late-summer subtropical air will continue to flow into the Alpine region from southern Europe. Once again, sunshine will dominate the skies. However, with the strong daytime warming, a few larger cumulus clouds will certainly form by the evening this time. Nevertheless, the risk of showers will remain very low. On Thursday, a weak cold front will then approach from the west. This will make the weather more changeable and not quite as warm as it has been recently. Nevertheless, the day will once again end largely dry. It is only on Friday morning that isolated rain showers are quite possible as the remnants of the front pass through. After a brief lull, isolated showers may well occur again in the unstable air mass later in the afternoon. However, no significant rainfall is expected overall. Nor is any expected at the weekend, although the increased instability will mean there remains a risk of showers at certain times of the day. The weather situation will then become significantly more stable again at the start of the new week.