We will temporarily experience a strong southwesterly flow, bringing warm air at the start of the new week. The frost will ease off for the time being, with a southerly wind and disruptive weather conditions battling for dominance throughout the day. A little precipitation is possible both in the morning and later in the afternoon. During the day, however, it will remain mostly cloudy with little precipitation. The wind will shift back to the northwest on Tuesday and Wednesday, resulting in changeable but not overly wet northwesterly barrier effects behind a cold front. Only light showers will mix into the weather for the most part. The snow line will again be in the low-lying valleys. A high-pressure system will take control of the weather on Thursday. The weather will improve for the time being, but temperatures will only rise slowly.