Sunday will see the arrival of troughs of a low-pressure system centered north of the British Isles. Clouds will be rather heavy with slight precipitation at times; the snow line will rise above 2,000 meters. Into the start of the new week, our area will find itself directly between a ridge of the Azores High and low-pressure systems over northern Europe. With these weather conditions, clouds are likely to repeatedly set the tone, bringing further scattered rain showers with them. The temperatures are very modest for the end of May. Somewhat warmer and friendlier conditions from Tuesday into Wednesday, but probably not for long. Conditions into Thursday will dampen temperatures once again. There are signs that a so-called high-pressure system wedge from south-west Europe is heading our way. This could bring more settled and lastingly warmer weather.