The cold northward flow will no longer hold us captive for much longer. However, the coldest nights of this late winter weather period will become apparent, as the air will become increasingly dry. Already on Thursday, a predominantly sunny weather pattern will set in. Residual clouds will dissipate more and more, allowing temperatures to drop significantly into the frost range again during the predominantly clear night into Friday. Even the temperature rise in the mountains will hardly change this. Only with the wind shifting to southwest to south on Friday the polar air will finally be pushed back, and over the weekend, it will be replaced by much warmer Mediterranean air. However, this will also be accompanied by partly stormy southerly foehn winds in the mountains. Especially on Sunday, this will bring in more extensive high cloud cover. Overall, the weekend weather north of the main Alpine ridge will be exceedingly pleasant and dry. Along the main Alpine ridge itself, there will be temporary weak southward flow. Generally fine and pleasantly warm spring weather will prevail at the beginning of the new week.

Generally very sunny It will become pleasantly warm