Weather St. Anton

For the foreseeable future—well beyond the coming week—the Alps will be under the influence of a highly variable southwesterly flow, often accompanied by light Föhn winds. For the forecast, this essentially means there will be no prolonged periods of bad weather, and we will remain on the distinctly mild side of the weather spectrum. For the most part, there will be a precipitation-free mix of sun and clouds, so weather conditions will often be favorable. However, as the incoming air mass becomes increasingly unstable, occasional showers are to be expected. If, as is the case from Wednesday into Thursday, a brief disturbance passes through, there may be periods of heavy rain lasting for some time. As a result, the snow line will temporarily drop below 2,000 meters above sea level. However, there will be no sustained cooling.