Weather

There will be plenty of sunshine over the next few hours. Although there will be more clouds in the afternoon, it will mostly remain dry.

Temperatures will reach 27° to 31°.

The air pressure is beginning to rise; the air masses are moist.
Patches of high valley fog may cause reduced visibility in some areas in the morning; otherwise, there will be plenty of sunshine to start with. During the day, patches of cloud, some of which will be quite thick, will move through over summit level.

High-altitude winds will be blowing from the south-west, bringing moist and unstable air masses towards the Alps.
Air masses will become more humid and may at times reduce visibility due to fog or low cloud. Isolated thunderstorms, alternating with sunny spells, are likely as early as this morning. From the afternoon onwards, these conditions will become more widespread. Winds will be very strong at times, blowing from the south-west.

Saturday will start off sunny, apart from a few residual clouds. During the day, it will be mostly clear. Foehn wind will blow in the northern valleys. On Sunday, once the local low clouds have cleared, the weather will be very sunny. Sunny and warm weather is forecast for Monday. Isolated thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon. Tuesday will also see sunshine in the morning. During the hottest part of the day, showers – some of which may be thunderstorms – are possible.