Weather

In the afternoon, only the odd rain shower will pass through, with dry spells predominating. However, it will remain heavily overcast, with sunny spells being rare. Overnight, as the cold front moves through, the rain showers will become more frequent again and the snow line will drop to around 1.500 m.

During the day, temperatures range between 12° and 16°.

A temporary high-pressure system is bringing significantly drier air masses from the west into South Tyrol.
It is mostly overcast with frequent showers, which become less frequent in the afternoon. During the day, snow falls only in the high mountains above 2.600–2.800 m. As the cold front passes through, the snow line will drop to 1.500 m overnight. Strong southerly winds will blow at higher altitudes; as the night progresses, strong northerly winds will pick up in many places and temperatures will fall significantly.

South-westerly winds will bring moist air masses towards the Alps.
Medium-to-high clouds will reduce visibility in the mountains. In the afternoon, light precipitation will move in from the south, affecting most of the mountain ranges.

Saturday will begin with some residual showers. Conditions will then improve, except in the eastern areas where cloud cover will persist for longer. On Sunday, cloudy conditions will prevail, with showers in the north. On Monday, the weather will be fine, with a mix of sun and clouds but no rain. On Tuesday, the clouds will clear quickly and it will be very sunny.