We will experience an increasingly föhn-like air current on the front side of an Atlantic low-pressure system at the beginning of the week. Despite passing wisps of clouds, the sun will shine for longer periods, and temperatures will noticeably rise. On Tuesday, it will still be föhn-like at first, with clearer skies especially towards the north. However, during the day, it will gradually become cloudier, and later in the day, the risk of rain will increase from the main Alpine ridge. After the front will have passed overnight into Wednesday, the weather will improve again on Wednesday. We will then be influenced by the frontside of the former hurricane Kirk, bringing another föhn-like air current, so it will remain very mild. By Thursday, another front with rain and showers will move through. Snow will only fall in the high mountains. The weekend will remain rather changeable, with sunshine and rain clouds that couldbring showers.