The high-pressure influence will decrease again, from Friday on we will be ahead of a large low-pressure area over West Europe. This will cause a partly stormy southerly current in the Alpine region, which will cause barrier effects towards the main Alpine ridge. In the north thereof a southerly foehn wind will blow on Friday and result in dry conditions. Towards Saturday, a cold front is embedded in this southerly current, which will be weakened on its way to the north. Despite that, rain will approach on Saturday morning in the north of the main Alpine ridge. On Saturday afternoon, the front will have crossed our area, a southerly foehn wind will approach again. We will remain ahead of a low in the west of us in a foehny southerly current. Southerly barrier effects will build up at the main Alpine ridge on Sunday, in the north thereof it will remain foehny and friendly. Towards Monday a further current will cross our area from the south, which will suggest the continuation of the foehny-changeable, partly unsteady southerly current.

South foehn at the northern edge of the Alps Southerly barrier effects at the main Alpine ridge