On Thursday, there will often be sunshine and it will be hot. From midday onwards, a few cumulus clouds will form, particularly over the mountains in the mountain regions. However, the likelihood of thunderstorms remains low even in the Alpine region, although isolated local showers cannot be ruled out, particularly in the Lungau and along the Hohe Tauern. Maximum temperatures: 31 to 37 degrees.

On Friday, there will often be sunshine and it will be very hot. It will still be quite sunny in the morning, but some clouds will already be gathering. From midday onwards, cumulus clouds will become more widespread, and thunderstorms or showers are then expected in the afternoon and evening along the Tauern and in the Oberpinzgau. Lowest temperatures: 11 to 20 degrees; highest temperatures: 32 to 37 degrees.

Saturday will be hot and thundery. Until just after midday, the sun will often shine through a few clouds, but larger cumulus clouds will then form rapidly. The first rain showers and thunderstorms will soon develop in the mountainous regions during the afternoon; these may be heavy in places. In the lowlands, it will remain dry for the most part, but showers are also likely there. Lows: 12 to 20 degrees, highs: 27 to 32 degrees.

On Sunday, the sun will often shine, but there is a risk of thunderstorms. It will be quite pleasant until just after midday, with any cumulus clouds that form remaining harmless. In the afternoon, there will be a few rain showers and thunderstorms in the Alps again, which will then ease off in the evening. There will be a light Föhn wind along the Tauern. Lows: 12 to 18 degrees, highs: 29 to 33 degrees.