The next heat wave is already in the starting blocks in Austria. Weather experts expect temperatures of up to 36 degrees Celsius at the beginning of the week. Only at the end of the week does the long-awaited cooling come with a few showers, but they don’t last long.
The Assembly starts sunny and hot. Strong thunderstorms can still occur occasionally in the north. In the rest of the country, however, the sun also prevails in the afternoon, with temperatures between 28 and 36 degrees.
Any residual clouds from nighttime thunderstorms will dissipate Tuesday up quickly. This means that during the day it will remain cloudless throughout Austria and the sun will shine continuously, especially in the east. A few cumulus clouds and local thunderstorm cells are only possible in the mountains in the evening. Daily maximum temperatures range from 29 to 36 degrees.
Dense clouds with thunderstorms are spreading Wednesday only in the west of the country and continue into the evenings. Otherwise it will remain sunny and dry everywhere. It gets hottest in the east with a maximum of 35 degrees.
Ben Thursday A cold front is moving across Austria. Many clouds with rain and thunderstorms provide the necessary cooling after the past hot days. The sun shows itself only occasionally. With a maximum of 22 to 28 degrees, it cools down considerably everywhere.
It will again be mostly sunny and warm Freitag through the land. Isolated cumulus clouds over the mountains usually remain harmless. Only along the main Alpine ridge and south of it, local heat thunderstorms can form in the afternoon. In the east the weather will be warmest with a maximum of 30 degrees.
Source: Krone
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