The Alps will be in a spring-like mild southwesterly flow on the front side of an Atlantic low-pressure system up to and including Monday. At the same time, a weak high-pressure influence from Eastern Europe will still affect us, so that approaching frontal systems are initially still strongly weakened. However, it’s enough for an often changeable and sometimes more cloudy weather pattern. The sun will only be able to show itself occasionally on the weekend. Sunshine will frequently be dampened, and at times completely obscured. The frost line will simultaneously drop slightly again but remain at a level too high for the season. From Tuesday next week, the influence of disturbances will increase. On one hand, a cold front from the west will move closer to us, and on the other hand, a newly forming low over Northern Italy will affect us. However, not much precipitation can be expected. But at least thesnow line will drop again to around 1000m above sea level.