The weekend begins with a slight and short-lived improvement. Nevertheless, clouds will dominate on Saturday, which may only briefly clear up at times. During the night leading into Sunday, a warm front will slowly approach us, followed quickly by the next cold front on Sunday itself. This will result in very unstable and partly turbulent weather conditions. There will be strong and prolonged precipitation, with the snow line dropping again to around 1000m above sea level during the course of the day. The wind will pick up strongly and gustily, and even a winter thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. On Monday, we will be behind the cold front in a very strong northwesterly flow, which will cause moist and cold air masses to accumulate on the northern side of the Alps, where there will continue to be heavy snowfall. The weather pattern will thus remain deeply wintry until Tuesday. A calming of the weather is only indicated during the course of the day. From Wednesday onwards, this will develop into a high-pressure weather situation, which may initially still be conducive to low-lying fog. At the same time, the frost will begin to weaken sustainably.