There will be little change in the general weather situation until Friday. The Alpine region will remain on the front side of an extensive low-pressure zone off the European Atlantic coast in a southwesterly flow. At the same time, a high-pressure system from southeastern Europe will continue to determine the weather. Sunshine and warm air will therefore continue to ensure beautiful and very mild autumn weather. An Atlantic low-pressure system will move closer to us from the west towards the weekend. This will strengthen the south foehn in the mountains, and the mild temperatures will remain for now. On Saturday, there will still be a pleasant mix of sun and clouds. On Sunday, cloud cover will increase from the south, and the first showers may arrive in the late afternoon. A cold front will move in at the beginning of next week, causing the wind to turn northwesterly and the snow line to drop below 2000 meters above sea level. There may be another brief spell of foehn on Tuesday before the next cold front will bring a more significant and sustained drop in temperatures.