The general weather situation is beginning to change fundamentally and sustainably. The high-pressure system that has been determining the weather recently will slowly move away from us towards Eastern Europe on Sunday, so that for the near future we will increasingly find ourselves at the front of an Atlantic low-pressure system with a southwesterly flow bringing foehn winds. Harmless, high, but also partly extensive cloud fields may move in front of the sun already on Sunday. These clouds will become denser as a disturbance will approach on Monday, and at the same time, the southerly wind will pick up in the mountains. As a result, the front will weaken considerably, and by the evening there may be some light rain at most. This foehn-like, changeable and persistently mild southwesterly flow will change little until next Thursday, although there may be some light rain again on Wednesday. For the moment, the southerly foehn wind in the mountains will continue to prevent any significant deterioration in the weather.