On Saturday and during the Pentecost holidays, the air pressure differences will be minimal. However, the air masses in our area will be rather dry, which means that the formation of cumulus clouds in the afternoon will generally be limited. In the mornings, the sun will shine predominantly for longer periods. In the afternoons and evenings, there will be more cumulus clouds over the mountains, but the likelihood of rain showers will be low. This is due to the drier air and a light south foehn wind. Therefore, isolated showers will be most likely along the northern edge of the Alps. The temperatures will be pleasant. Towards the middle of the week, however, a low-pressure system from the west will approach. This will increase the cloud cover and the formation of cumulus clouds, and the likelihood of rain showers will rise. It is expected to be quite humid, especially on Tuesday. The temperatures will change only slightly.