The new week will start with a foehn-influenced changeable southerly flow, which may bring light snowfall to the main Alpine ridge during the night into Tuesday. Otherwise, it will remain precipitation-free, and the densest clouds will start to clear away during the course of Tuesday. The sun will return to the sky as the day progresses. On Wednesday, there will be a mix of sun and clouds with a light foehn wind. Towards Thursday, the southerly foehn wind will intensify, heralding a weak cold front that will quickly cross over us on Thursday itself. There will be isolated showers, with the snow line dropping only slightly below 1500m above sea level. Dry weather conditions will return by Friday. With a mix of sun and clouds, it will initially remain relatively cold. However, by Saturday, it will become significantly milder with a renewed southerly foehn wind in the mountains. The frost line will rise above 3000m above sea level.