The sun will often shine through thin, high clouds. Cumulus clouds over the mountains will block out the sunshine there to a greater extent. The westerly wind will pick up over the Alpine foothills and blow at a moderate to strong pace from the morning into the afternoon. Temperatures will rise to between 9 and 14 degrees by the afternoon.

The sun is likely to shine until well past midday. Thick clouds will gradually spread across the sky during the afternoon, with heavy showers passing through in the late afternoon and evening. Temperatures in the morning will range from -4 to +3 degrees, rising to between 11 and 17 degrees in the afternoon as the Föhn wind picks up. It will cool down significantly during the afternoon as the north-westerly wind freshens.

On Thursday, there will be frequent snow and rain from thick clouds. The snow line will vary between the lowlands and 600 metres above sea level, depending on the intensity. In the morning, temperatures will range from -4 to +1 degrees, rising to between 1 and 5 degrees during the day. The north-westerly wind will reach a peak of around 40 km/h in the afternoon.

On Friday, there will be occasional light snow and rain from thick clouds. A strong, cold north-westerly wind will blow, reaching speeds of up to 50 km/h in the Lungau region. In the morning, temperatures will range from -6 to -2 degrees, rising to between -1 and +4 degrees during the day.