A high-pressure system over the North Sea is expanding more strongly toward the Alpine region again and will push a weather disturbance southward across the Alps through Thursday. By Thursday morning, only a few scattered remnants of cloud cover are expected. These will also dissipate quickly, allowing bright sunshine to prevail across a cloudless sky by mid-morning. This fine weather will continue uninterrupted on Friday. The frost line will rise again to around 3,000 meters above sea level. Little will change on Sunday, even though the atmospheric conditions will become slightly more unstable. For now, only a few harmless cumulus clouds will form during the day. Additionally, it will become almost early-summer-like warm. We’ll start the day with sunshine on Sunday. In the afternoon, more high and mid-level cloud fields will move in front of the sun. However, this will not trigger a change in the weather, and the start of the new week will also treat us to plenty of sunshine. The air, however, will remain slightly unstable for the foreseeable future.