Monday will generally bring pleasant, though not entirely stable, weather. In the early morning and during the morning, patches of low fog may still linger in the valleys, whilst a few residual clouds from the night will remain along the mountains and generally in the north. The sun will then mostly shine alongside a few harmless patches of cloud, before cumulus clouds develop in the afternoon, which may lead to localised showers along the Tauern valleys and in the Lungau. A moderate north-westerly wind will blow. Maximum temperatures: 20 to 24 degrees.

On Tuesday, there will be a mix of sun and clouds, with the likelihood of showers increasing as the day progresses. The morning will be mostly sunny to cloudy. From the afternoon onwards, cumulus clouds will become significantly more numerous and rain showers are expected, particularly in the mountains. The wind will be moderate to brisk, blowing from the north-west. Lows: 8 to 12 degrees; highs: 18 to 23 degrees.

Wednesday will bring a mix of sun and clouds. Sunny spells will generally still predominate, particularly in the morning. In the afternoon, medium-level cloud will move in and the sun will often be obscured. It should remain mostly dry, though a few drops may fall in the east. However, the north-westerly wind will be brisk, particularly in the Lungau region. Lows: 6 to 13 degrees, highs: 20 to 25 degrees.

Thursday will be very changeable and unsettled. There will be quite a lot of cloud already in the morning, with a brisk to strong north-westerly wind. The first showers are also likely to occur in many areas. From midday onwards, these will become more likely and also heavier, particularly in the mountainous regions. However, there will also be sunny spells in between. The wind will pick up again in the afternoon and, particularly in the Lungau region, will be strong at times and even gale-force for short periods, with gusts of up to 60 km/h. Lows: 7 to 14 degrees, highs: 16 to 21 degrees.