Spring awakening in the Alps: sun and mild temperatures on the way!

From Thursday, high Beate brings refreshingly mild temperatures in Central Europe. However, this weather conditions leads to an inversion weather situation, which will still ensure moist-cold conditions in deep locations. In contrast, it becomes more sunnier in the mountain regions, while in the lowlands, especially in the east of Austria, fog and high fog dominate. According to there are no significant changes to be expected by the end of the week, the weather forecast remains cloudy with occasional snow shaders in the Northern Alps and South Styria.

The early values ​​are between minus four and plus two degrees, on Friday the temperatures climb to about zero to four degrees depending on the fog resolution. Temperatures up to eight degrees are particularly possible in higher altitudes, while the West is somewhat milder. This is referred to as a premonition of the so-called "cold ice", which is an interesting turn in the weather, which goes hand in hand with cool, humid air and snow-like conditions on higher locations, according to Exxpress.at , provides. Many regions start with tough fog on Monday, so that the sun is difficult to get through there. While the view is clearer in the mountains, the precipitation from the west will bring the first raindrops to Tyrol and Vorarlberg in the evening.

next day in the sign of the fog

For the coming days, the forecasts continue to announce fog in the resident in the north and east as well as on the Alpine edge. On Tuesday, the fog could only slow down, while the rest of the country benefits from increasingly sunny sections. The maximum temperatures vary between three and ten degrees, whereby the mildest conditions are expected in the western regions. The weather forecast shows that there are still differences in temperature and visibility, especially in the often cloudy pelvis and valleys of the country. The fog remains a persistent companion, while the mountains in the west offer the best prospects in sun rays.