Live weather & forecast: Silvretta Montafon

Caught between a high-pressure system over mainland Europe and a low-pressure vortex over the Atlantic, the Alpine region is experiencing an influx of warm, late-summer air masses. Until the middle of the week, this air will remain very dry, and for the time being, no significant cumulus or cumulus nimbus clouds are likely to form in the unstable atmospheric conditions. Sunshine continues to dominate the skies. It is not until Thursday that a weak cold front – which will bring only a slight drop in temperature – will lead to somewhat more changeable weather conditions. However, a significant risk of showers, depending on the time of day, is only expected towards the northern edge of the Alps. Towards the main Alpine ridge, it is likely to remain dry. On Friday, there will be little change to these weather conditions. Over the weekend, the sun should then make a much stronger appearance again. The risk of showers remains low. The frost line will remain well above 3,000 metres.