The upcoming days will be characterized by very varied weather conditions from the west. With persistent strong westerly winds, Thursday will continue to see heavy cloud cover and further light to moderate precipitation. The snow line will fluctuate between 1200 meters and 1600 meters above sea level. There will also be a few breaks in the clouds around midday. Heavy precipitation will pick up, and the snow line will drop to 1000 meters above sea level during the night leading into Friday. Friday will start with the last remnants of a weak disturbance. There will be a significant improvement in the weather with bright sunshine during the day. High clouds will move in towards the evening, heralding the arrival of another disturbance. With heavy cloud cover, some snowfall will slowly develop during the day. Sunday will start with weak remnants of the disturbance, but during the day there will be another improvement in the weather. At the same time, cold polar air will temporarily seep in. At the beginning of the new week, however, not only will a low-pressure system from the Atlantic spread in our direction again, but it will also bring milder air. The result will be a disturbance. Heavy cloud cover will bring precipitation, with the snow line fluctuating between 1000 meters and 1600 meters above sea level.