A low-pressure system over the central Mediterranean will bring a southerly flow over the Alps at the start of the new week. By Tuesday, however, the southerly foehn wind in the mountains will die down, and precipitation will shift from the main Alpine ridge to the northern side of the Alps. The day will be cloudy and wet everywhere. Temperatures will drop more sharply for a time. The snow line will be at 1,800 m. By Wednesday, the low-pressure system will lose its influence, and air pressure in the Alpine region will rise steadily. Through the weekend, we can expect dry and mostly pleasant weather. The sun will shine brightly and for extended periods. A cloudless sky will be a rare sight, but the few clouds present will cause little disruption. Temperatures will generally rise again, and it will be pleasantly warm throughout.