We will remain trapped in the same weather pattern we have seen recently over the weekend and at the beginning of next week. A weak high-pressure system will continue to prevail on Sunday. The mostly bright sunshine will be accompanied by a few thin, high veil clouds at most. On Monday and Tuesday, an Atlantic low will slowly move closer to us again, bringing a slight southerly foehn. However, it will remain dry with a mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures will also remain mild, as in early spring. By the middle of the week, however, the Atlantic low will be able to expand more strongly in our direction, clearing the way for Atlantic disturbances. This will also be reflected in the weather. Strong westerly winds will pick up and bring the first disturbance on Wednesday morning. There will be heavy snow showers above 1400 meters above sea level. Another Atlantic front will follow on Thursday, with the snow line fluctuating between 1100 meters and 1500 meters above sea level.