Adria low brings rain and snow

During the first half of the day on Monday the sun still has to share the sky with numerous dense clouds. With a snowfall line between 700 and 1,100 meters above sea level, it also rains frequently, but mostly north of the main Alpine ridge and in the north and east. By midday, however, the precipitation will decrease everywhere and the sun will appear more and more often. The prevailing wind direction is southwest to west. From here the wind blows weak to moderate, in exposed locations in the north and east also briskly. The daily maximum temperatures are six to ten degrees.

A low centered over the northern Adriatic determined on Tuesday the weather in Austria. This means that dense clouds will predominate in all parts of the country. From East Tyrol, Carinthia and Southeast Styria, rain also spreads over the course of the day over the main Alpine ridge to the north and east. In addition, by the evening the snow line will slowly drop to between 500 and 1,000 meters above sea level, with the lower values ​​in the east. The wind will generally be weak to moderate. In the morning it is minus two to plus four degrees. Temperatures will rise to two to seven degrees during the day.

It’s raining or snowing from Lower Austria to Lower Carinthia Wednesday initially often persistent and sometimes intense. The snow line is between 300 and 700 meters above sea level. In the course of the day, however, the precipitation gradually decreases and finally subsides in the afternoon from the west. The clouds mostly remain dense, the sun hardly shows up. Further to the west, sun and clouds change all day, a few showers will pass through on the north side of the Alps, but here the snow line is between 700 and 1,000 meters above sea level. The wind will be weak to moderate, sometimes brisk on the eastern edge of the Alps from west to north-west. The morning temperatures are minus three to plus four degrees, the maximum daily temperatures reach three to eight degrees.

In rapid succession am Thursday fault zones over Austria from the west. Temporarily dense cloud fields pass through everywhere and it rains at times. The snow line is between 800 and 1,200 meters above sea level. Most of the precipitation is on the north side of the Alps, while it remains largely dry in the south. The wind blows moderately to briskly from the west, in the south it remains rather weak. The early temperatures are minus four to plus four degrees, the maximum daily temperatures reach four to eleven degrees.

An intermediate high influence brings am Friday very sunny weather in most regions. Only in places, such as in the central region of Upper Austria and in the southern basin areas, fog and high fog can last a little more tenaciously well into the day. Only in the course of the afternoon will the clouds in the west thicken again. The wind usually blows only weakly. The early temperatures are minus five to plus three degrees, the maximum daily temperatures reach four to ten ten degrees.