After a rainy Pentecost weekend, we will soon be able to look forward to the sun, heat and high summer temperatures! According to the meteorologists of Geosphere Austria, it will be really hot in the coming days, especially in the west and south – it should be a maximum of 33 degrees on Friday!
Already on Whit Monday, the sun shows itself more often in the air. At first there are a few clouds, especially between Innsbruck and Graz, and in the southeast it can still rain in some places. But during the day the sun prevails almost everywhere – only spring clouds sometimes cloud the mood. The temperatures then climb again to a pleasant 18 to 25 degrees.
Only insulated thunderstorms on Tuesday
On Tuesday it will continue with a lot of sunshine. Austria starts the day without clouds, only later in the mountain country, the spring clouds form again. In the west and southwest it can sometimes be a thunderstorm. The thermometer then shows the summer 22 to 27 degrees.
Up to 30 degrees in the west and south
From Wednesday the sun laughs almost uncontrolled from heaven. Only in upper Austria, do Lower Austria, Vienna and upper styria temporarily move through a few cloud fields. Occasionally a light shower is possible in the Wienerwald. The temperatures: 21 to 30 degrees – in the west and south it becomes the warmest.
Also usually dry Thursday
Thursday promises pure sunshine! Only in the southeast do a few clouds hide. In the afternoon there can be a short shower in the area of the Hohe Tauern. Otherwise it will stay dry and warm: 28 to 31 degrees in the west and south.
Expected on Friday to 33 degrees
Then on Friday The Big Summer Bang: already brilliant blue sky of the morning, hardly any clouds only in the afternoon there can be a thermal strip over the mountains. Rise 25 to 31 degrees, even up to 33 degrees in the West!
Source: Krone
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