The sun is finally shining again: the coming weekend will bring us pleasant temperatures again. But only for a short time: a cold front will reach us halfway through the week. From Tuesday, many thick clouds are expected, which will bring a lot of rain.
Fog fields and high fog will remain in some places until Friday morning. Otherwise, sunshine will dominate. During the day, a few larger cumulus clouds will form again, but in the southeast of the country, the tendency for showers will only increase slightly. The maximum daytime temperatures will be between 17 and 23 degrees.
Sun and Saturday 24 degrees
Saturday we can expect calm and often very sunny early autumn weather. Above the lowlands, especially in the east and south, there will initially be some areas of fog and high fog, most of which will clear up in the course of the morning. Here the maximum daily temperatures can rise to 24 degrees.
Sunday will also be sunny and dry. After early temperatures of four to 13 degrees, daily maximum temperatures of 18 to 25 degrees are expected.
Rain showers possible from Monday
Monday starts sunny again, but gradually thick clouds will come from the west and towards evening rain and showers can be expected, especially from Vorarlberg to Salzburg, but also in East Tyrol and Upper Carinthia. Maximum daytime temperatures: 17 to 23 degrees.
The cold front will reach Austria from Tuesday
A cold front will reach the country from Tuesday and will bring widespread rain showers with a lot of dense cloud. In the southern parts of the country, local thunderstorms are also embedded in the precipitation. In the afternoon, the showers will eventually shift to the southern side of the Alps and to the southeast of Austria. In the morning, it will be nine to 16 degrees. The maximum daytime temperatures will be 17 to 22 degrees.
Source: Krone
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