On Wednesday, the clouds will be quite thick from the start, with the sun making only occasional appearances. In the Flachgau region and along the Tauern valleys, light rain will already be falling in the morning. As the day progresses, precipitation will intensify, especially along the Tauern and in the Lungau region; further north, dry spells will definitely predominate. It won?t be until late afternoon that rain becomes more widespread and, in some areas, more intense. For now, a brisk southerly foehn is blowing, which will be replaced by a westerly wind as the day progresses. In the evening, the westerly wind will reach gusts of around 50 km/h. Highs: 12 to 16 degrees.

Thursday will start off cloudy and, especially in the southeast, rainy. The snow line will be around 1,200 to 1,400 meters. By mid-morning, the rain showers will quickly become less frequent, and the clouds will subsequently move eastward as well. By noon at the latest, the sun should make a widespread return. Especially in the Flachgau and Lungau regions, brisk to strong winds from the west to northwest will blow, though they will also die down as the day progresses. Lows: 3 to 7 degrees; highs: 7 to 13 degrees.

On Friday, local fog and high fog will soon clear up. During the day, the sun will mostly shine, with just a few passing clouds. There will be a light foehn wind, and some rain is possible in the north and west in the evening. Lows: -4 to +4 degrees; highs: 8 to 16 degrees.

On Saturday, clouds will generally prevail, with intermittent rain, especially in the mountainous regions. Around noon, the rain may become heavier, and the snow line will drop to 1,200 to 1,400 meters, though details are still uncertain. In the afternoon, dry weather will gradually take hold, and skies will begin to clear again starting from the northwest. A moderate to brisk northwest wind will blow. Lows: -1 to +6 degrees; highs: 5 to 11 degrees.