Towards midweek, we are located in a southwesterly current and in the sphere of a so-called lee-side trough with rather humid air. The temperatures will slightly cool down and rain showers will cross the area already in the morning. On Thursday, the foehny southwesterly wind will increase ahead of a cold front and the wind will provide for temporarily friendly and dry weather conditions once more. A significant weather change will set in on Friday. A cold front accompanied by strong rainfalls will reach us from the west and the temperatures will cool down significantly at all altitudes. The snow line will gradually sink below 2000 m above sea level. Towards Sunday, the snow line will even sink below 1500 m above sea level. A real onset of winter is expected in the higher areas.