Monday will bring plenty of sunshine to the mountains again, with only isolated patches of fog in the valleys. The situation will be different in the Salzach Valley/Tennengau and as far as northern Flachgau, where thick fog will persist below 600 to 800 metres, with isolated snow flurries possible. However, the sun may break through at times on the edge of the Alps. The wind will be light, with moderate north-westerly winds in the Lungau region. Maximum temperatures: -3 to 5 °C, with the warmest temperatures in the Lungau region.

On Tuesday, clouds will prevail from the outset, with the last patches of sunshine in the Tauern valleys and Lungau region closing in soon. Intermittent snow showers will spread across large parts of the country, but snowfall will be more persistent in the northern barrier areas (between Loferer Steinberge and Gosaukamm). The north-westerly wind will be strong at times, with gusts of around 50 km/h. Lowest temperatures: -11 to -3 °C, highest temperatures: -6 to +1 °C.

On Wednesday, there will be some sunshine at first. However, thick clouds will gradually move in from the north. During the afternoon, snow showers will spread across large parts of the country. The north-westerly wind will be brisk to strong, with gusts of up to 70 km/h in the Lungau region. Lowest temperatures: -14 to -4 °C, highest temperatures: -5 to +1 °C. From today's perspective, New Year's Eve will also see intermittent snowfall, with the wind continuing to be a factor, especially in the Lungau region, albeit at a reduced intensity.