September largely ends in late summer. The coming days promise plenty of sunshine and rising temperatures. This is due to a high point in the Balkans that extends into the Eastern Alps.
Morning fog and high fog fields continue Tuesday in some valleys and basins, but also in the north and east until the morning. In general, however, the sun dominates. The wind is blowing weakly, moderately from the northeast, from east to southeast. Early temperatures are between six and 14 degrees, daily maximum temperatures are between 20 and 26 degrees.
Ben Wednesday Late summer and warm weather continue. Fog fields usually disappear in the morning. Furthermore, the sun shines brightly and only a few high clouds temporarily appear. It is seven to 13 degrees in the morning and 21 to 27 degrees during the day.
Also the Thursday It looks like late summer, with cloud fields stretching from Vorarlberg to Salzburg. Further to the east and south the sun initially shines broadly before some cloud fields become visible here too. However, no precipitation is still expected. It is often a bit windy. In the far east the wind blows moderately from the southeast to the south. The day starts at 6 to 14 degrees, with maximum temperatures of 21 to 27 degrees.
Ben Friday Then occasionally dense cloud fields pass by, with sunny parts predominating to the west. The wind is mainly weak and temporarily moderate from south to northwest. Early temperatures are seven to 13 degrees, the daily high is 21 to 26 degrees.
Source: Krone
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