After a strong temporary high-pressure system, a temporary southwesterly wind on Wednesday will herald the arrival of the next cold front. For the moment, however, only harmless, high clouds will be visible in the sky. The front itself will reach us on Thursday with new showers and another surge of polar cold air. This will bring generally wintry cold temperatures, with the snow line remaining low in the valleys. Behind the cold front, the wind will turn to the northeast, bringing dense cloud cover to our region on Friday and Saturday. However, there will be hardly any significant precipitation. At times, there may only be light snowfall. A slight improvement in the weather is expected on Sunday, with the wintery cold temperatures easing slightly.