The sun will shine frequently on Sunday. During the course of the day, a few patches of cloud will gather, which may be more compact, especially in the southern parts of the country. Some Sahara dust will also cause the sky to cloud over slightly. Along the Tauern and in the typical foehn corridors, a brisk southerly wind (peaks around 50 km/h) will initially continue to blow, but this will ease towards the evening. Early temperatures: 0 to 4 degrees in the inner Alps, 7 to 11 degrees in the Föhn valleys and in Flachgau, highs: 18 to 26 degrees.

The sun will shine from early to late on Monday. A few thin high cloud fields and some Sahara dust may slightly cloud the sky. A noticeable southerly wind will blow in the typical Föhn wind corridors. It will be partly summery warm. Lows: 0 to 10 degrees, highs: 21 to 27 degrees.

The foehn-like early summer weather will continue on Tuesday. Only a few high cloud fields will cloud the sunshine somewhat, especially in the afternoon. The Föhn wind will be quite brisk across the board, sometimes strong in the classic Föhn valleys. Lows: 1 to 11 degrees, highs: 22 to 29 degrees.

Wednesday is expected to bring plenty of sunshine again. As the day progresses, the clouds will thicken somewhat from the south, but isolated showers will remain the exception. The foehn wind from the south will remain noticeable. Lows: 4 to 13 degrees, highs: 19 to 28 degrees.