An Atlantic front will bring a southerly wind on Saturday, which should lead to clearer skies and often dry weather during the day. Rain will only set in widely in the evening and overnight into Sunday, bringing a significant drop in temperatures. In the mountains, snow will gradually fall below 2,500 meters above sea level. On Sunday itself, the weather will calm down again. The bad weather front will move away, and conditions will improve during the day. At the beginning of next week (Monday), a high-pressure trough will bring us plenty of sunshine and it will become significantly warmer during the day. The weather and temperatures will take another dip on Tuesday. Behind this, a new high-pressure area will extend its feelers towards us. There is still a great deal of uncertainty in the detailed forecast.