So ist das Wetter in der Skiregion Warth-Schröcken

The Alpine region will remain in a very changeable southwest to south flow on the front side of Atlantic low-pressure systems until the beginning of next week. Until Saturday, this southern flow will mostly be under weak high-pressure influence, which, in combination with southerly foehn effects, will ensure largely dry and quite sunny weather conditions, especially on the northern side of the Alps. At the same time, air that is mild for the season will reach us, with the frost line temporarily rising to 3000m above sea level on Saturday. Then, from Sunday onwards, the next disturbance fronts will be able to mix more strongly into our weather patterns than recently, causing temperatures in the mountains to drop again. The south to southwest flow will come under low-pressure influence, allowing a persistent moist southerly orographic lift to establish itself on the main Alpine ridge. Simultaneously, the southerly foehn will become stormy north of there until Monday. On Sunday, and then especially on Tuesday, precipitation from the south is likely to extend to the northern side of the Alps. The snow line will gradually drop below 1500m above sea level during this period.