A storm front over Northern Europe will bring persistently changeable and windy weather conditions to the Alpine region over the weekend. The low-pressure system will drive further showers and frontal systems towards us in quick succession. The showers that persist from Saturday into Sunday night will leave us by Sunday morning. However, the weather will only calm down briefly, as a new series of showers will move in from the northwest during the morning, meaning that the rest of the day will also be unsettled. At the same time, colder air will reach us again, with the snow line dropping below 1500 meters above sea level. At the beginning of the new week, a strong northwesterly wind will herald the arrival of another weather-influencing frontal system. With cloudy weather throughout the day, the first precipitation is expected in the morning, becoming significantly heavier in the afternoon. The snow line will hover around 1500 meters above sea level. The front will have passed by Tuesday morning, and the weather will settle down for the long term. A ridge of high pressure will move towards the Alps around the middle of next week, bringing temperatures that are quite mild for the season. The frost line will rise above 3000 meters above sea level. In addition, a southerly foehn wind will pick up.
