Tuesday often starts off sunny, though there are already a few patches of cloud in the mountains. The morning is likely to remain mostly dry, but cloud cover will gradually increase. Soon after midday, showers and thunderstorms will develop across the mountainous regions, which may bring heavy rain and gusts of wind in places. Only isolated showers are expected in the Flachgau region, where a brisk north-westerly wind bringing slightly cooler air will pick up in the early afternoon. Maximum temperatures: 24 to 28 °C.

On Wednesday, the day will start with dry weather, with some lingering clouds and a bit of sunshine. From midday onwards, the Pinzgau region will already be very prone to showers and thunderstorms, with showers and thunderstorms subsequently spreading further and further. In the evening, there could be a brief lull before more thunderstorms return. Away from the thunderstorms, the wind will be fairly light, but in the afternoon a brisk westerly to north-westerly wind will pick up across the region. Morning temperatures: 12 to 17 °C; maximum temperatures: 24 to 27 °C.

On Thursday, the weather will generally be quite sunny with occasional patches of cloud. In the morning, localised fog is also possible in the inner Alpine regions. During the day, some cumulus clouds will form. Conditions will be somewhat more stable, with only isolated rain showers in the mountains this afternoon. The wind will be light to moderate, blowing from the west to north-west. Morning temperatures: 12 to 17 °C; maximum temperatures: 25 to 29 °C.

Friday will start with plenty of sunshine. In the afternoon, the likelihood of heavy showers and thunderstorms will increase significantly, although there is still some uncertainty in the forecast. Morning temperatures: 14 to 19 °C; maximum temperatures: 26 to 30 °C.