The temporary improvement over the weekend will quickly disappear again. With a low-pressure system over the British Isles, brisk, sometimes strong westerly to southwesterly winds will pick up from Sunday to Monday. This will bring us not only milder but also increasingly humid air masses. Already on Sunday, after a sunny start, thick clouds will roll in from midday onwards, pushing the sun into the background. Precipitation will arrive during the night leading into Monday, with the snow line at 1300 meters above sea level. On Monday itself, southerly foehn effects and disruptive influences will battle for dominance in the weather. The weather will be very changeable. Heavy clouds will prevail on Tuesday, and a cold front will bring new, but not too significant, precipitation during the day. At the same time, colder air will seep in again, and the snow line will drop back down to low-lying valleys. The weather will still feel wintry on Wednesday. However, a few snow showers will remain largely ineffective. There will be a sustained improvement in the weather on Thursday, but for the moment, we will remain on the wintry, cold side of the weather.