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Geosphere Austria forecast on Sunday that some snowfall is expected in the southeast in the middle of the week. On Monday, there will be patches of low fog in some areas at first. Otherwise, there will be diffuse sunshine at first, but cloud cover will increase rapidly from the southeast. Light snowfall is expected in the southeast in the afternoon.
The wind will be light to moderate from variable directions. In the morning, temperatures will range from minus 15 to minus four degrees, with temperatures as low as minus 21 degrees possible in the inner Alps and in the Mühl- and Waldviertel regions. In the afternoon, temperatures will range between minus ten and zero degrees.
Minus 22 degrees
In the western half, apart from local patches of fog, the sun will shine quite frequently on Tuesday. Further east, there will be many cloud fields, which will only temporarily give way to the sun. It will remain cloudy all day in the southeast, where there may also be light snowfall. The wind will be light to moderate, brisk at times on the eastern edge of the Alps, blowing from the northwest to northeast. Early temperatures will range from minus 22 degrees in the inner Alps to minus three degrees in the southeast, with afternoon temperatures between minus eleven and zero degrees.
In the east and south, dense clouds will spread across the sky on Wednesday. There may be some snowfall in the southeast overnight, but it is expected to remain dry during the day. Further west, sunny weather will prevail. The wind will be moderate from the northwest in the eastern lowlands, otherwise it will be light, with early temperatures ranging from minus 17 to minus four degrees and highs of minus eight to minus one degree.
Warm front threatens black ice
Clouds will move in from the west on Thursday, bringing a few snow showers to the northern side of the Alps and the north. The sun will only make a brief appearance here, but will shine much more often in the south. A warm front is expected to arrive in the west in the evening, bringing precipitation during the night with a significantly rising snow line. Black ice is expected to form across a wide area. The wind will be moderate to brisk in the north and east, blowing from the west to northwest. Early temperatures will range from minus 20 to minus four degrees, with daytime highs of minus seven to plus one degree.
A warm front will bring temporarily mild air at high altitudes on Friday, and the snow line will rise to 1,500 meters above sea level. Snowfall will turn to rain in most regions, and there will be a widespread risk of black ice. Towards the evening, a cold front is likely to follow in the west. However, the exact weather pattern is still uncertain. The wind will be light to moderate from the east to southwest, with early temperatures ranging from minus twelve to plus two degrees and daytime highs from minus three to plus five degrees, with the warmest temperatures occurring at medium altitudes.
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