There is joy among the students in Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland. The summer holidays start there on Friday. In line with this, there will be sunshine and midsummer temperatures of up to 35 degrees on Saturday! The bad news: Thunderstorms are coming again soon.
The main way to cool off this weekend is to jump in the cool water, because even in the mountains temperatures will be in the middle of summer. There will be plenty of sun on Saturday. Temperatures are usually between 30 and 35 degrees. Those who especially fancy a bath should therefore take advantage of the weekend, because thunderstorms and cooling will follow again on Sunday.
Sunday thunderstorms and cooling
“While temperatures of up to 34 degrees are expected again at Lake Neusiedl on Sunday, temperatures at Lake Constance will not exceed 23 degrees,” says UBIMET meteorologist Roland Reiter.
The start of the week is mixed
Significantly cooler air masses than recently reached Austria on Monday and the weather pattern was very unstable at the start of the week. There will be some rain showers along the way, which can also turn into thunderstorms during the day. In the south and southeast there will be some rain in the morning, alternating with thunderstorms. The clouds occasionally break and allow the sun to shine through; the chance of sunny periods is greatest in the northeast. During the day, maximum temperatures will be 25 degrees in some places.
The center of gravity of the thunderstorm is in the west
Tuesday it will be partly cloudy. Initially there may still be some residual cloud and local early fog fields, later the sun will be accompanied by more and more cumulus clouds. This will result in some rain showers and localized thunderstorms. The center of gravity of the precipitation is in the west; in some areas it can also rain for a longer period of time, while in the far east it can often remain dry from the current perspective. Ten to 17 degrees can be expected in the morning, followed by highs during the day around 20 to 27 degrees.
Source: Krone
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