Towards midweek, a temporary high will provide for dryer air. Subsequently, sunny spells are frequently expected on Wednesday and there is a trend for increasing temperatures as the day progresses. On Thursday, slightly foehny conditions are temporarily expected and the sun will provide for slightly milder conditions. The zero degree line will rise above 3000 m above sea level. From Friday on, we will be at the eastern edge of a low-pressure system over England respectively over France. Rather humid and mild air masses from southwest Europe will be steered to our area. Foehny effects will still provide for partly dry conditions with possible clearing ups despite increasing cloudiness. On Saturday, a cold front will cross our area accompanied by rain and cooler air. A detailed forecast is still very uncertain and will depend on the position of the low.

An Atlantic front will approach from the west