After the continuous rain of the past few days, which somewhat eased the prevailing drought, but also led to small-scale flooding, some showers are expected in the coming days. But the sun also shows itself again. As far as temperatures are concerned, all signs point to spring.
Ben Monday morning According to Geosphere Austria, dense clouds usually predominate in the west and along the northern side of the Alps, and sometimes it rains or snows. Further east and south, the sun and clouds change during the day, but in the afternoon it can rain again in Lower Austria, Vienna and northern Burgenland. In the morning it is one to eight degrees, later nine to 17 degrees.
Ben Tuesday the sun usually only shines longer in the far west and southwest. Dense clouds dominate everywhere and some rain is expected, especially in the north and east. The snow line is between 1300 and 1600 meters above sea level. After early temperatures of two to ten degrees, nine to sixteen degrees are expected during the day.
Ben Wednesday it remains somewhat unstable. Although the sunny periods will be longer than in recent times, showers are still expected, especially in the east. The lows are three to ten degrees, the highs eleven to 17 degrees.
Also the Thursday seems changeable. Dense cloud fields sometimes pass repeatedly and the sun shows itself only occasionally. Rain showers are also expected. The day starts at two to eight degrees and the thermometer rises to eleven to sixteen degrees as the day progresses.
Ben Freitag in general a reasonably nice day is expected, the sun often shines and the weather gets warmer during the day. However, it is not undisturbed everywhere. Occasionally heavier clouds may appear. Local showers are also possible, and from the current perspective, the tendency for them is highest in the southwest. Early temperatures are likely to be two to six degrees and daily maximums will reach 12 to 19 degrees.
Source: Krone
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