This year’s Easter nest hunt will be hot in early summer! Temperatures of up to 25 degrees are expected on Holy Saturday. And also on Easter Sunday it will be very mild and sunny – only Sahara dust will cloud the blue sky.
According to the weather experts from UBIMET, the week starts cold and unsettled. While on Assembly a maximum of 15 degrees was reached, temperatures rose Tuesday then to 18 degrees. It will be cloudy and the Sahara dust will spread across the country, creating hazy conditions.
Also on Wednesday Clouds usually dominate, but it remains largely dry. However, in the evening hours the rain showers spread to large parts of the country. While it remains quite cool in the west, temperatures of up to 20 degrees are expected in the east.
The White Thursday It will start cloudy and wet in the east, with a widespread mix of sun and cloud in the morning. The maximum values are between 11 and 20 degrees.
Ben Good Friday It’s going to be rainy again and temperatures will continue to rise. At the holy saturday In the Northern Alps this year, early summer temperatures of up to 25 degrees are within reach for the first time.
Also the Easter Sunday On the north side of the Alps and in the east it will be mainly sunny and very mild for the time of year, with Saharan dust again causing hazy conditions. Due to the high temperatures, the main flowering of the birch is just around the corner and allergy sufferers should prepare for high stress levels.
Extreme temperature differences at Easter
It was also exceptionally warm at Easter in 2000. At that time, a summery 29 degrees were reached in Salzburg on April 23. The contrast program took place again in 2013, when only two degrees were measured in Vienna on March 31.
Source: Krone
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