A new extensive low-pressure complex will spread from France across the Western Mediterranean region and reach the Alpine region. The southerly current will continue to determine the weather. With a stormy south foehn on Thursday night a new weather-determining frontal system will be steered to the Alpine region where heavy southerly barrier effects will continue to determine the weather into the day. In the north thereof the south foehn will decrease as the day goes by, consequently some precipitation will spread across the northern edge of the Alps. The snow line will be located around 1,500 m above sea level. A brief period of improved conditions is forecast for Saturday. With a foehny south wind minor cloud banks will drift past. The next frontal system will reach us from the south on Sunday. With heavy cloudiness and a weak foehny southerly wind some precipitation will spread from the south to the north side of the Alps. The snow line will range between 1,000 m and 1,500 m above sea level. Foehny conditions and some sunshine is expected next week. Towards Tuesday a disturbance will approach from the south. It will remain autumnally cold.

Some showers from the south The snow line will be located at 1,300 m above sea level