Weather

Widespread sunshine in the morning. In the afternoon, some cumulus clouds will form, and as a result, isolated heat-related thunderstorms can no longer be ruled out.

Temperatures will remain above average, with highs of 32° to 36°.

The high-pressure system will continue to dominate weather conditions in the Alpine region, although the air masses will become slightly more unstable.
Conditions will be stable with plenty of sunshine during the first half of the day. Isolated thunderstorms may develop across South Tyrol as the afternoon progresses.

The high-pressure system is weakening, making the air masses more prone to thunderstorms.
In the mountains it will be sunny and stable during the first half of the day. From late morning onwards, larger cumulus clouds will develop and the risk of thunderstorms will increase in the afternoon.

On Monday, sunshine and clouds will alternate, with some rain showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. Temperatures will continue to fall and a northerly foehn wind will pick up. On Tuesday, the sun will shine frequently, with some clouds towards the north. Wednesday will continue with plenty of sunshine, while the risk of thunderstorms will increase slightly in the second half of the day. Temperatures will reach summer-like highs of up to 33°. Thursday will be changeable. Clouds will predominate and there will be rain showers or thunderstorms.