A powerful low-pressure swirl over the North Atlantic will spread across the Atlantic southwards, consequently the current over the Alps will turn to the south for longer at the beginning of next week. Foehny effects will be noticeable already on Sunday, throughout next week the south foehn will repeatedly increase with gusts. Subsequently, sunny weather conditions are expected north and south of the main Alpine divide up to and including Monday. Then, slightly unsteady southerly barrier affects will build up at the main Alpine divide, north thereof a strong southerly foehn wind will persistently blow, which will produce spring-like mild temperatures.

Stormy south foehn Weak southerly barrier effects