Monday will bring sunny spells and occasional high cloud, with dry conditions expected during the day for the time being. The wind will be light to moderate, blowing from the west, before veering south; there will be a light foehn wind in the mountains. However, isolated showers may develop in the northern Alps in the evening, some of which may reach the Flachgau region. Maximum temperatures: 21 to 27 °C.

On Tuesday morning, the weather will remain largely dry and fairly sunny, though cloud cover will gradually increase from the south-west. The afternoon will bring some thicker clouds, but sunny spells caused by the Föhn wind are often expected, particularly in the Pinzgau and Pongau regions. It will remain largely dry, with isolated light showers likely to occur at most in the northern Alpine regions during the afternoon. The wind will be light to moderate, blowing from the east to the south, with gusts of up to 40 km/h in parts of the Lungau and some Tauern valleys. Morning temperatures: 2 to 14 °C, maximum temperatures: 17 to 25 °C.

On Wednesday morning, it will remain sunny and dry in many places. Cloud cover will then increase rapidly, and in the course of the afternoon there will be a few more showers; isolated brief thunderstorms are even possible on the Alpine foothills. In the Alpine valleys, the foehn wind may still make a brief appearance. Morning temperatures: 3 to 12 °C; maximum temperatures: 16 to 23 °C.

Thursday morning will bring a bit more sunshine and, apart from the odd shower, mostly dry weather. However, there will be a few more showers in the afternoon. The wind will be light to moderate, blowing from the west. Morning temperatures: 5 to 12 °C; maximum temperatures: 15 to 19°C.