The Alps will be in a slightly changeable but also quite pleasant southwesterly flow for the rest of the week. As a result, the southerly foehn wind in the mountains will become somewhat stronger on Wednesday. This will be accompanied by longer periods of sunshine and relatively mild temperatures. Towards Thursday, the southerly foehn will become even stronger, and at the same time, a weak cold front will brush past us. At present, it’s still not entirely clear how much of this front the foehn will actually allow to affect our region. On Friday, the foehn-like southerly wind will remain a factor, and the sun will once again take command of the weather situation. This fair weather will continue on Saturday, and it will become even milder. The frost line will rise to 3000m above sea level. On Sunday, the southerly foehn will become significantly stronger. Clouds will increasingly join the sunshine, and a slight southerly orographic lift will build up on the main Alpine ridge from the south.