A high-altitude low over Western Europe has now led to the formation of an area of low pressure near the ground. Between this low and a powerful high over north-eastern Europe, which will continue to reach central Europe, the Alps will be temporarily caught in a strong, foehn-like southerly current on Saturday. However, the southerly wind will ease again on Sunday. The weekend weather will continue to show its friendlier side, with clouds only becoming more compact towards the south, towards the main Alpine ridge. During the first half of next week, we will remain on the southern edge of the high with its center over northern Europe. At the same time, a weak, southerly flow may continue to bring fields of clouds and then somewhat more unstable stratified air masses to us. Overall, the weather will therefore remain slightly changeable and there may be a slight tendency to showers, with the snow line hovering around 1200m above sea level. However, no significant weather phenomena are expected and there is still a great deal of uncertainty in the forecast due to the unstructured general weather situation.