Weather

The morning will bring a pleasant mix of sunshine and clouds, although an isolated shower is already possible. In the afternoon, the growing cumulus clouds will once again give rise to a few thunderstorms.

Temperatures will rise to highs of 29° to 36°.

With a weak south-westerly upper-level flow, the alpine region will remain within a warm and unstable air mass.
In most mountain groups, conditions will initially be partly sunny, although isolated showers may already occur in places. As the day progresses, cumulus clouds will become more widespread, leading to an increasing likelihood of thunderstorms in all mountain areas.

A cold front is reaching the Alps and will move across South Tyrol during the course of the day.
It will often still be sunny in the morning, but clouds will then increase and the first rain showers or thunderstorms will develop in the western mountain ranges. In the afternoon, thunderstorms – some of them heavy – will sweep through everywhere. As the front passes through, a strong northerly wind will pick up.

Thursday will be quite sunny, with morning clouds soon clearing. Föhn conditions will persist, particularly in the north. Friday will also be mainly sunny, although cloud cover may be slightly thicker at times along the main Alpine ridge. Saturday will bring very sunny conditions across much of the region. As the weekend approaches, temperatures will rise again, particularly in the south. On Sunday, too, the sun will shine across the whole region, with midsummer temperatures of up to 35°.