The Alps will remain in the sphere of influence of a southerly current throughout this week. Significantly colder air masses will settle in. The south foehn will dwindle away and with heavier precipitation the snow line will sink distinctly below 1,000 m above sea level. On Wednesday, the disturbance influence will decrease as the day goes by, snow will reach near 500 m above sea level. Until Thursday, a strong interim high with temporary sunshine will settle in. Heavy south foehn will rise in the mountains and the temperatures will slightly increase. On Friday new low-pressure systems from the south will interfere with the weather, whereby the south foehn may result in temporarily improved conditions on Saturday. Sunday will be cloudy and wet from a present-day perspective. Barrier effects will result in very humid conditions at the Alpine divide. The snow line will range between 1,200 m and 2,000 m above sea level throughout the second half of the week.

The snow line will rise towards 2,000 m above sea level