The “summer” in April and early May is history. After 30 degrees on Friday in Innsbruck, the temperatures are now rattling in the basement. On Sundays you can hope for just over 20 degrees, but on Monday and Tuesday there is only a maximum of 15 degrees. Snow falls up to 1500 meters.
It is over with the summer feelings, there will be no more spring feeling when a cold front falls from the north in the north on Sunday – including rain and snow.
Precipitation
“Sunday will be cloudy and wet in Tyrol,” there can also be strong rainfall, “predicts meteorologist Martin Templin of the Ubimet weather service. One or the other flash must also be seen.
According to Templin, the temperatures are not that dramatic for the time being. The expert expects a maximum of more than 20 degrees, East Tyrol should give preference a bit in the beginning.
Tighten the warm from Monday
From Monday it is of course time to dress (very) warm, because a real temperature trap is announced. 8 to 15 degrees on Monday, a maximum of 13 degrees on Tuesday – according to Templin, the prevailing cold front no longer allows. Cloudy and wet weather guides the temperatures.
Snow in height
The precipitation falls like a snow in height. On Monday the snow line is still around 2000 meters, on Tuesday it will be white again in about 1500 meters.
No night prince
Fortunately, the premature IJssaints have no night frost in their luggage. Templin: “No prince can be expected for depth and medium-sized locations, and the clouds also protect against it.” Agriculture and countless hobby gardens can breathe a sigh of relief.
Nothing unusual
Templin does not consider this cold phase as unusual in May. And before the end of the week there is hope that the weather improvement will gradually increase – including increasing temperatures. “However, this prediction is still unsafe,” says the meteorologist.
Source: Krone
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