After the first snowflakes in Vienna this fall and the short onset of winter in the northeast, the next low is coming to Austria in the coming days – and that will bring more snow and rain. This time the south is threatened with a good portion of fresh snow at higher altitudes, more than half a meter is expected. Large amounts of rain are expected in the other regions.
The new week is already starting cloudy, and there are also rain showers Assembly always subject. Between 800 and 1000 meters of snowfall is announced. From the afternoon the precipitation decreases and sometimes the sun can even come out.
However, according to Ubimet’s forecast, a strong low is already approaching from Italy. “With this low, the night is over Tuesday and on Tuesday itself there will be a lot of rain and, especially in the southern and central mountains, significant amounts of snow over half a meter are expected,” says chief meteorologist Manfred Spatzierer.
Beware, risk of icing!
Extra caution is therefore advised in the west and south on Tuesday morning, as black ice can become a danger. Gradually, the precipitation will spread to the northeast during the day. Heavy snowfall is expected in the mountains around Innsbruck, according to the forecast.
Night falls on the water Wednesday especially in eastern Austria. In the lowlands you should only occasionally see one or the other wet flake. The morning in the east is also wet and uncomfortable. During the day, however, precipitation slowly decreases. In the west, on the other hand, it starts to rain again from the afternoon, the snowfall is around 1000 meters.
It presents itself a little sunnier Thursday in the south and east, while from Vorarlberg to Upper Austria, the rain will again define the morning – and again bring the risk of freezing rain. From the afternoon, the showers will move to the northeast.
According to the forecast, the Freitag. The south and east of the country start the day sunny and dry. Also in the west, before the rain showers pick up again in the afternoon, snow must fall above 1000 meters.
Source: Krone
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