After a high-pressure system will have moved to Eastern Europe and before the next high will have arrived from the west, we will experience weak disturbances from Tuesday into Wednesday. On Wednesday night, a small amount of precipitation cannot be completely ruled out. On Wednesday, the risk of precipitation will remain very low despite heavy cloud cover. The sun will largely stay in the background. By Thursday, the weather will improve, but the air will remain unstable. This will allow larger cumulus clouds to form during the day, though showers are hardly expected. From Friday onward, we will experience a foehn wind from the south. This will lead to a cloud-rich southern barrier along the main Alpine ridge with some precipitation, while north of that area it should remain foehn-dry. However, it should be noted that there is still some uncertainty about the development towards the weekend.

Southern barrier effects along the main Alpine ridge, otherwise foehn-dry conditions