Tyrol on the upswing: sun and rising temperatures await us!

Tyrol on the upswing: sun and rising temperatures await us!

After a frosty week's beginning, there is a sigh of relief in Tyrol: from Wednesday the temperatures will rise and bring mild air into the country. According to information from Kosmo , a high pressure area will ensure radiant sunshine in many parts of Austria from Monday afternoon. While even thicker clouds cover the sky in the east, the residents in the west enjoy almost cloud -free sky. Only in the east will remain cool for the time being, while the temperatures increase in the next few days. The working day values ​​that can increase up to 6 degrees during the day are particularly remarkable.

On Friday, however, the weather will change: dense clouds sit over the eastern half of the country and bring both rain and snowfall. This also reports Wetter Orf where a variable snowfall boundary is pointed out - it can be surprisingly cold in deep locations, while higher regions are dependent on up to 1,000 meters to see the white splendor. In the west it remains sunny and dry, so that people can continue to enjoy the milder temperatures and the clear weather. The current temperatures in a wide variety of regions can be read via the weather stations in Tyrol, from cool minus 8 degrees in the mountains to a cozy 4 degrees in the valleys. The front change on Friday also ensures a weak to moderate wind chime, especially in the eastern area, where the wind blends lively from eastern directions.

cold return with snowfall

With the upcoming change in the weather, caution is advised. Regional detailed forecasts show that the predictions for the mountain weather in Tyrol can vary greatly - from bright blue sky to cool snowfall. While some regions of fog could be affected between these extreme weather conditions between these extreme weather conditions, the sun in most areas predominates for the time being. Localities such as Innsbruck and Alpbach can boast temperatures above 4 degrees, while high -lying mountains are shaped by icy, lively winds.