After the first summer day over the weekend, the next cold front will arrive on Monday: clouds and rain are expected in most regions of Austria, especially during the first half of the day. The experts of Geosphere Austria announced this on Sunday. Responsible for the falling temperatures in the coming week is the jet stream, which clears the way for cold air masses to the northwest.
While the morning at the beginning of the week is mostly rainy and cloudy, the sun will also partly shine in the west in the afternoon. Daily maximum temperatures reach twelve to 17 degrees.
Lots of rain on Tuesday
Tuesday will also remain volatile in Austria. There will be a trade-off between dense cloud cover and occasional sunshine. Numerous rain showers are also moving in from the west. The center of gravity of the precipitation is on the north side of the Alps. A maximum of eight to 16 degrees is possible.
Wednesday should be similar to Tuesday, with maximum temperatures remaining the same. In the morning, some showers and cloud fields can cross from the north. Stronger clouds generally persist in the stagnant areas along the northern side of the Alps, where it can rain more often, above about 900 to 1200 meters it can also snow.
Temperatures will rise at the end of the week
On Thursday some dense cloud fields will pass by, but the sun will always show itself. A few showers may occur, especially in the mountains, but otherwise it will remain dry. With eleven to 17 degrees it is finally getting warmer. Even on Friday, the clouds should not disappear. It may also rain again. There are quite few releases, especially in the South. The maximum daytime temperatures rise to 14 to 19 degrees.
Extremely hot in the south, cold in the northwest
The jet stream would be the cause of the colder week. A jet stream is a very fast, ribbon-shaped westerly wind current that can reach wind speeds of up to 500 kilometers per hour. According to wetter.net experts, the jet stream is quite unfavorable for Central Europe and paves the way for cold air masses to the northwest. While the westerly wind brings us unusually cold, it would be extremely hot in the south. In Spain and Portugal, up to 38 degrees are expected next week.
Source: Krone
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