We will be at the front of a huge low-pressure system centered north of Ireland on Sunday. A pronounced temporary high-pressure system will build up over Central Europe, which will determine the weather conditions. At the same time, warm air masses will flow in from the southwest again. The weather will be predominantly pleasant late summer weather. At the start of meteorological autumn on Monday, another bad weather front will approach from the west. It will soon bring new clouds and later in the day the next change in weather will occur. Temperatures will once again show a downward trend. On Tuesday, it will snow in the mountains again down to below 3000 meters above sea level. The low-pressure influence will remain unchanged. The next temporary high will build up in the middle of the week. The air will become drier and more stable, at least temporarily. The next dip in the weather and temperatures is expected on Friday.
