The coming weekend in Austria will remain mostly mild and the sun will predominate in large parts of the country. Up to 10 degrees can be reached. From Monday, however, it will become increasingly stormy and colder. Weather experts even expect fresh snow in the south of the country.
Ben Friday morning especially in the west of Austria it remains rainy and cloudy. Isolated snow showers are expected above 1200 meters. In the afternoon the clouds will loosen again in the inner Alps and in the southwest. Cumulus clouds are expected in the east and south in the evening. The wind from the west is strong. The early temperatures are between minus 4 and plus 6 degrees. A mild 10 degrees is expected by noon.
Morning fog fields move on Saturday throughout Austria. Later on, the sun will regain the upper hand, especially in the south and southeast. A few showers are expected in the evening. The snow line rises again to above 1600 meters. The daily maximum temperatures are between 4 and 10 degrees.
It remains mostly cloudy Sunday morning on the north side of the Alps. Otherwise, the sun dominates to a large extent. The snow line continues to drop to 700 meters. A cold front will move in the west in the afternoon. Only very occasionally rain showers reach the south and southeast. At the start of the day, minus 2 to plus 6 degrees are expected. By noon it can reach a maximum of 10 degrees.
Ben Assembly in the south and east it remains cloudy and rainy. The snow line is usually between 500 and 800 meters, but in the south it will probably snow up to the lowlands. During the day, the precipitation slowly moves east and it becomes sunny and mild. The daytime peaks are between 1 and 7 degrees.
Especially on the south side of the Alps and in the east of Austria, the Tuesday a dense cloud cover. The sun rises earlier in the north, where it generally looks friendlier, but weather experts say the forecast is still uncertain here. The low temperatures of minus 4 to plus 1 degrees rise to plus 6 degrees in the afternoon.
Source: Krone
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