Up to 21 Degrees: Perfect Weather This Weekend
No change in the weather is in sight for the weekend. In the coming days, it will remain sunny, dry, and warm. Only from Monday is a bit of rain expected in the south, and temperatures will slightly decrease. Before that, according to the forecast by Geosphere Austria, temperatures around 20 degrees are still expected.
Weekend Remains Sunny, Warm, and Dry
The details: Under high-pressure influence, the sun will shine from an almost cloudless sky in the Eastern Alps on Friday. Last morning fog in the area of larger bodies of water or in some inner alpine basins and valleys is rarely persistent. Thin veil clouds in the afternoon generally do not matter. The wind comes from southern directions and blows moderately at the northern edge of the Alps, in the Vienna Basin, and at the eastern edge of the Alps. From minus three to plus three degrees in the morning, temperatures rise to eleven to 20 degrees.
Saturday starts with plenty of sunshine and only a few local shallow morning fog fields. However, during the day, especially over the eastern half, a few extensive thin cloud fields will move in. These at least temporarily cloud the sunny weather character. The wind comes from southern directions and blows moderately in the foehn valleys on the northern side of the Alps as well as in the Vienna Basin and at the eastern edge of the Alps, lively in the west. In the morning, it is minus four to plus four degrees, and the daily warming should end at twelve to 20 degrees.
Sunday also continues to be mostly sunny and unchanged dry. During the day, however, a few more high clouds appear, and the sky does not remain completely bright blue. From Vorarlberg to Carinthia, medium-high clouds also move in from the southwest in the afternoon. The wind blows weakly to moderately, in the mountains and some foehn channels occasionally lively from southern directions. The morning temperatures are minus two to plus six degrees, the daily maximum temperatures are 13 to 21 degrees.
Clouds and Rain in the South from Monday
Initially, the sun still shines mainly in the northeast on Monday, but during the day, extensive cloud fields repeatedly move in from the south. From East Tyrol to the Graz Basin, it rains a little at times, and in Vorarlberg, the probability of rain slightly increases in the afternoon. The wind blows weakly to moderately from southern directions, occasionally picking up at the eastern edge of the Alps. It is zero to eight degrees in the morning, with a maximum of ten to 20 degrees during the day.
On Tuesday, dense clouds repeatedly move in from the south, and in the mountains, some rain must be expected again and again. In the northeast, it is expected to remain precipitation-free. The wind usually blows weakly from western directions. The morning temperatures are one to eight degrees, the daily highs are eight to 16 degrees.
(APA/Red)
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