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This week, the weather will start rainy, then turn sunny and noticeably colder than in recent days. The snow line will drop significantly, according to forecasts by Geosphere Austria.
On Monday, thick clouds will dominate, and there will be frequent rain, some of it heavy. In the afternoon, the precipitation in the north and on the northern side of the Alps will turn into showers, with occasional breaks. The snow line will drop from north to south between 500 and 1,200 meters by the evening. Temperatures will range from one to nine degrees in the morning, with highs of five to 14 degrees.
Sunny weather on Tuesday and Wednesday
On Tuesday, residual clouds along the northern side of the Alps and in the north will soon dissipate, and in the southeast, the remnants of the night’s disturbance will also move away in the morning hours. During the day, the sun will shine widely. The wind will still be moderate in the east, with brisk westerly winds in exposed areas. Early temperatures: minus five to plus two degrees, and even lower in some inner Alpine valleys in the west. The maximum temperatures will not exceed plus two to eight degrees.
Wednesday will start with plenty of sunshine across the country. At first, the sky will be mainly cloudless. A few harmless veil clouds will drift across the sky, but these will hardly cause any disturbance. Only in the evening will more clouds move in from the south, but it will remain dry. The wind will be light across most of the country. In the far east, there will be moderate gusts from the southeast to the south. Early temperatures: minus ten to minus one degree, with maximum temperatures ranging between plus one and seven degrees.
The weather will become colder and pre-wintery from Thursday onwards.
In the eastern half of the country, there will initially be a few sunny spells on Thursday before thick clouds from the west replace these. In Vorarlberg and Tyrol, precipitation is expected early in the morning. Above 400 to 700 meters, this will fall as snow. By the evening, the precipitation will spread, and rain and snow are expected west of a line from Upper Austria to Lower Carinthia. On the southern side of the Alps, the snow line will remain above 1,000 meters. The east and southeast of the country will stay dry and sunny for the longest time. The wind will be light to moderate, blowing from the south to the west. Early temperatures: minus seven to zero degrees. During the day, temperatures will reach plus one to nine degrees.
Thick clouds will cover the entire country throughout Friday, bringing some precipitation. Only the far north will remain dry in some areas. The snow line will be between 300 and 500 meters above sea level in most areas, and between 600 and 800 meters in the south. The wind will be light to moderate from the west to north. In the morning, temperatures will range from minus five to plus three degrees, with daytime highs between minus one and six degrees.
- source: vienna.at/picture: pixabay.com
