Indian Summer brings us 30 degrees again this weekend
After late summer, sunny weather over the weekend, a cold front will bring another weather change at the beginning of the week. This is predicted by Geosphere Austria in the current five-day trend. It will be especially windy on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, as forecasted on Thursday.
Late Summer Weekend with 30 Degrees
On Friday, shallow early morning fog fields will quickly dissolve, and then uninterrupted sunny weather will prevail. The wind will blow weakly from east to south. Early temperatures will range between six and 14 degrees, while daytime highs will reach 23 to 29 degrees.
On Saturday, the unclouded sunny weather will continue, with only a few thin high clouds appearing. The wind will blow weakly to moderately from the south, it will be slightly foehn in the mountains, and at the eastern edge of the Alps, the wind may temporarily freshen up. Early temperatures will range between six and 15 degrees, and daytime highs will reach values of 26 to 30 degrees.
On Sunday, under dominant high pressure, the sun will shine widely across the country during the day. There will be only a few clouds in the sky, mostly just a few high cloud veils. In some valleys in the west, the wind will occasionally blow gustily, foehn-like down to the valley floors, while at the eastern edge of the Alps, moderate to lively southeast wind will blow in sections. Early temperatures will range between nine and 19 degrees, while daytime highs will reach 25 to 30 degrees.
Weather Change at the Start of the Week
On Monday, with the approach of a cold front from the west, it will become increasingly rainy and cooler in Tyrol, Vorarlberg, Salzburg, and western Upper Austria. Elsewhere, very sunny and late summer weather will prevail in many places during the day. By evening, clouds and local rain showers will spread further east. Before the front passes, the foehn will still blow lively at least in the valleys in the west. At the eastern edge of the Alps and in the far east, a partly lively wind will also blow from southeast to southwest. Early temperatures will range between eleven and 19 degrees, while daytime highs will reach 25 to just under 30 degrees, in Vorarlberg partly already below 20 degrees.
On Tuesday, with disturbance influence, it will be particularly cloudy and rainy from the Tyrolean Oberland to the western Most and Waldviertel and south of it. During the day, the main focus of precipitation is expected to move to the southern side of the Alps. In the remaining regions, the weather will be mostly quite changeable. The sun will most frequently shine in the southeast of the country. The wind will blow lively along and in the valleys of the northern side of the Alps, often in foehn streaks. Elsewhere, a weak to moderate northeast to south wind will blow. Early temperatures will range between ten and 16 degrees, and daytime highs will reach 17 to 25 degrees.
(APA/Red)
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