Thursday will start off cloudy and, in some places, still 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, though isolated patches of high-altitude fog-like clouds will linger in some areas. A brisk wind from the west to northwest will blow, particularly in the Flachgau and Lungau regions, but it will also die down as the day progresses. Highs: 8 to 14 degrees.

On Friday, local fog and high fog will soon clear, but some mid-level cloud fields will drift across the sky. The sun will peek through from time to time for extended periods. There will be a light Föhn wind along the Tauern, but it will die down in the afternoon. In the evening, there may be some rain in the Pinzgau region. Lows: -4 to +4 degrees; highs: 8 to 16 degrees.

On Saturday, clouds will mostly prevail and there will be intermittent rain, especially in the mountainous regions. In the morning, the rain may become heavier, and the snow line will drop to between 1,100 and 1,300 meters. The Flachgau region will see the least precipitation. Starting around noon, dry weather will gradually take hold; skies will begin to clear from the northwest, and in the afternoon, the sun will often shine through a few remaining clouds. Moderate to brisk west and northwest winds will blow. Lows: 0 to 7 degrees; highs: 4 to 12 degrees.

Early on Sunday, clouds from a warm front approaching from the northwest will reach us. As a result, the sun will be visible only in the southeast; elsewhere, patches of clouds will already dominate the sky. Rain will set in as the day progresses, spreading to most parts of the country by evening. The Lungau region will remain dry the longest. A light foehn wind will blow at first, then the wind will shift to the west later on. Lows: -4 to +4 degrees; highs: 7 to 14 degrees.