A ridge in Russia is preventing Atlantic troughs from moving eastward across Central Europe. These are currently being diverted to the Mediterranean region and will continue to be so in the near future, meaning that we may be affected by them to a lesser extent. The next disturbance will move towards us from the south during Saturday night but will again be greatly weakened by the foehn-like southerly wind. The various weather models disagree on whether some precipitation will spread northwards over the main Alpine ridge or not. In any case, temperatures will drop, so we will start the new week with moderately cold winter temperatures. This will be accompanied by some sunshine. The southerly foehn will become stronger again on Tuesday, and cloud cover will increase during the day. A weak disturbance is forecast for Wednesday. However, with the southerly wind direction returning, caution is still advised when making forecasts. This also applies to the entire second half of the new week, especially as there will be no change in the general weather situation.