Low pressure troughs are moving from the Atlantic across Western Europe into the western Mediterranean. The Alps are located at the front of these lows in a persistent, slightly foehn-like southerly flow. A very weak disturbance will cross us until Saturday morning, but it will weaken considerably in the foehn-like southerly flow. As a result, the initial cloud cover will soon break up again on Saturday, giving way to sunshine for a while. Towards Sunday, another disturbance will be embedded in the southerly foehn. With heavy cloud cover, light snowfall is possible above 1000 meters above sea level. However, this is not enough to cause a decisive change in the weather. The new week will bring us dry weather again on Monday and Tuesday. Monday will be colder than recent days, while Tuesday will see a stronger southerly foehn. This will end on Wednesday and is likely to bring light snowfall above 900 meters above sea level again.