High-pressure conditions will persist, with a few exceptions, through the middle of next week, even though an upper-level low over the weekend and early next week will bring somewhat changeable and slightly unsettled weather. In any case, Saturday will start off pleasant and sunny. Cumulus clouds will develop increasingly throughout the afternoon, which may bring the occasional shower as the evening approaches. The snow line will be around 1100 meters above sea level. More showers are possible overnight into Sunday. Remaining clouds will quickly give way to the sun on Sunday itself, and the day will be consistently sunny and pleasant. More clouds are expected again on Monday, and a slight chance of showers should be anticipated. Extensive, high veil clouds will move in front of the sun, dampening the sunshine on Tuesday. At the same time, it will become significantly milder, especially in the mountains. On Wednesday, a foehn-like southerly wind will join the mix before a cold front with significant weather impact arrives in our region toward evening.