The mild southerly flow with a slight foehn effect will remain with us until Tuesday. This means that winter will remain at bay for now. However, we will continue to enjoy fairly pleasant weather. Only a few harmless clouds will interfere with the sunshine. On Wednesday, a lively easterly flow will build up between a low-pressure system over Italy and a high-pressure system over Scandinavia, allowing colder air from northeastern Europe to flow in. The associated cooling will be sustained so that at least the temperatures will spread winter feelings. However, as the air mass will remain quite dry, hardly any precipitation is to be expected. There could be a temporary exception at night from Wednesday to Thursday around the main Alpine ridge when a few snowflakes could arrive from the southeast above 1000 meters above sea level. However, we will have to wait a little longer for widespread and significant new snowfall, but sun worshippers will get their money's worth over the Christmas holidays.