The weather will remain very changeable and prone to precipitation until the end of this week. Disturbances will continue to prevail, and we will mostly remain on the cold side of the weather, although the snow line will be above rather than below 1000 meters above sea level from Wednesday onwards. The reason for this is a warm front that will brush the edge of our region on Wednesday. The day will start dry, with some precipitation arriving around midday. The cold front will follow on Thursday. With heavy cloud cover, heavier snowfall is expected above 1000 meters above sea level in the afternoon. It will continue to snow during the night leading into Friday, and the snow line will temporarily drop below 1000 meters above sea level again. Friday itself will start with unsettled conditions, but the weather will calm down somewhat during the day. Sunny spells will be quite possible. However, on Saturday, a warm front will follow with a strong northwesterly wind, bringing heavy precipitation. The snow line will rise to 1500 meters above sea level. On Sunday morning, the last of the precipitation will subside, but thick cloud cover will remain.