The southerly flow from the weekend continues to weaken, bringing an end to the associated slight föhn effects. At the same time, atmospheric instability will noticeably increase for several days, so the weather will become quite changeable and at times unsettled. In other words, we can expect typical April weather, with showers possible at any time. Periods of heavier cloud cover and sunshine will alternate repeatedly. All in all, this means that while we won’t have truly bad weather through Friday, you should be prepared for anything. As it gets a little cooler each day, the snow line will also drop noticeably below 2000 meters above sea level by Friday. The next more stable weather pattern will arrive just in time for the weekend. Sunshine will dominate the skies, and temperatures will rise a little again.