Weather

As the sun comes out, the cumulus clouds will grow larger, and a few thunderstorms will develop in the afternoon or evening.

Temperatures will rise to highs of 29° to 36°.

Warm and unstable air masses continue to dictate the weather.
Isolated thundery showers are possible as early as the morning or during the morning; otherwise, mostly sunny conditions. During the second half of the day, a few heat thunderstorms will develop.

With a weak south-westerly upper-level flow, the alpine region will remain within a warm and unstable air mass.
It will be sunny to begin with in most mountain ranges. However, as the day progresses, more cumulus clouds will form, and as a result, the likelihood of thunderstorms will increase again.

On Wednesday, a cold front will bring increasingly unsettled conditions. As the day progresses, there will be widespread thunderstorms and, as a result, a northerly foehn wind will pick up in many places. Temperatures will fall. Thursday will be quite sunny, with morning clouds soon clearing. The Föhn will continue, particularly in the north. Friday will also be mainly sunny, although cloud cover may be slightly thicker at times along the alpine crest. Saturday is expected to be sunshine across the whole region. As the weekend approaches, temperatures will rise again, particularly in the south.