Live weather & forecast: Your check for the mountain

Late winter has set in and is here to stay. For the time being, however, the snowfall on Friday morning will at least come to an end. The remaining cloud cover, which is partly fog-like, will begin to clear slowly starting from the mountains, though the sun will initially have a hard time breaking through over the valleys. By Saturday night at the latest, skies should clear up everywhere, meaning we’ll start Saturday morning with very severe frost for this time of year. During the day, temperatures will rise somewhat more significantly under bright sunshine, but this won’t mean a significant easing of the frost. Already on Sunday, colder air will move in again with a very weak cold front. With mostly heavy cloud cover, however, no significant precipitation is expected. It is not until the start of the new week that new, active frontal systems from the northwest will reach us, accompanied by a strong, gusty northwesterly wind. Heavier precipitation, which will be heavy in the areas affected by northwesterly orographic lift, is expected on both Monday and Tuesday. The snow line will again settle below 1000 meters above sea level.