Weather

Across South Tyrol, skies will remain mostly cloudy, with periods of rain and showers. The most persistent precipitation is likely from the Ulten Valley to the Passeier Valley and in the Dolomites, while the least is expected in the Eisacktal, Pustertal and upper Vinschgau.

Temperatures will fall, with maxima ranging from 15° in the Wipptal to 19° in the Unterland.

A low-pressure system over the Mediterranean will bring unsettled conditions.
Skies will be mostly cloudy, with periods of rain, especially across the south and east. Above 2000–2200 m, precipitation will fall as snow. During the afternoon, there will be some drier intervals and brighter spells between showers.

A low-pressure system over Italy is bringing very humid air into South Tyrol from the south-east.
Clouds are prevalent across all mountain ranges, with frequent rain and snow above 2.000–2.200 m. It is not until the evening that the precipitation becomes less frequent.

On Wednesday, any residual cloud will clear, giving way to a pleasant mix of sunshine and fair-weather cumulus during the day. The sunniest conditions are expected over the larger valleys. Isolated showers may develop in the course of the afternoon. Thursday will start with patches of high cloud, becoming largely sunny and pleasantly warm as the day progresses. On Friday, sunshine will predominate, with early summer-like temperatures. Saturday will remain mostly sunny and dry.