Wetter in Lech Zürs am Arlberg

After the overnight passage of a weak cold front, on Sunday we are temporarily in a strong northwest flow behind the disturbance, with the last weak snow showers accumulating in the mountains. Throughout the day, these showers retreat to the direct northern edge of the Alps, and clouds dissipate from the south. Following this short-lived weather improvement, a weak warm front grazes us during the night into Monday and Monday morning. There is hardly any precipitation, but temperatures rise significantly. This warming is sustained and causes the frost line to rise to about 3000m above sea level by mid-week. The trigger for this is a high-pressure system that extends from the Mediterranean region over the Alps, providing abundant sunshine on both Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday, the wind shifts to the south and becomes föhn-like. At the same time, the high-pressure influence weakens, and a weak cold front approaches.