At the start of the new week, we are in a strong north-westerly current, with cold, damp air masses from the North Sea building up in the mountains. The result is late winter weather with repeated snow showers, with the snow line remaining below 1000m above sea level. On Tuesday, we will start the day with more compact residual clouds. During the day, however, these clouds will break up considerably as the northerly wind will abate slightly and often make way for sunshine. The strong and cool wind will continue to be an issue on Wednesday, as will a few clouds. Basically, however, a high pressure system extends from the British Isles to us and takes command of the weather. Thursday and Friday will bring us bright sunshine in a mostly cloudless sky. Temperatures will clearly reach spring-like mild values.