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Föhn-like, slightly changeable weather! The Alps lie on the leading edge of an Atlantic low-pressure system extending as far as Western Europe, within a strengthening south-westerly flow, resulting in mild southerly Föhn effects. Sunshine and high cloud fields are vying for dominance, with the sunshine often subdued and the sun repeatedly obscured. It is relatively mild, with the frost line at 3,000 metres.
max.
11 °
min.
5 °
brisk
Hours of sunshine
0 h
Snow line
2900m
Rain
30%
Tomorrow
Thursday|
12. November 2026
The southerly foehn and a cold front are battling for supremacy! A cold front is slowly moving in alongside the prevailing southerly foehn flow. However, it is not yet possible to say exactly when the foehn will die down and when the cold front will gain the upper hand. The morning is expected to remain mostly dry, with the last of the foehn-induced sunny spells. In the afternoon, however, the likelihood of the first showers is increasing.
max.
3 °
min.
1 °
brisk
Hours of sunshine
2 h
Snow line
1200m
Rain
50%
Friday
Friday|
13. November 2026
Rain in the morning
Improving in the afternoon
max.
8 °
min.
-7 °
light
Hours of sunshine
6 h
Snow line
2500m
Rain
0%
Saturday
Saturday|
14. November 2026
Bright sunshine
returns to the sky
max.
8 °
min.
-3 °
moderate
Hours of sunshine
5 h
Snow line
2400m
Rain
0%
Sunday
Sunday|
15. November 2026
A south-westerly wind with a foehn-like character
Sunshine and high clouds
Weekly forecast
On Thursday, a cold front will gradually move in alongside the prevailing mild south-westerly to southerly winds, driven by the Föhn. For the time being, the southerly Föhn and the cold front will continue to vie for dominance, meaning surprises are possible in either direction. The only certainty is that the cold front will reach us by Friday night at the latest. The wind will veer north, bringing significantly colder air, meaning that the snow line will drop well below 1,500 metres by Friday morning. On Friday morning, the last of the precipitation will ease off fairly quickly, and from midday onwards the clouds will begin to thin out considerably or clear away altogether. The night leading into Saturday will be clear, so that by Saturday morning temperatures will generally be well below freezing. Saturday itself will be glorious and will already herald a return to milder conditions. By Sunday, the wind over the Alps will have shifted back to the south-west; high, veiled clouds will move in, heralding a weak cold front during the night leading into Monday. On Monday itself, however, the weather will settle down again. On Tuesday, a stormy southerly foehn will return to the mountains.
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