Wetter in Lech Zürs am Arlberg

In the second half of the week, there will be a change in the weather. We will be on the edge of our strengthening high-pressure system, which is now shifting its center towards northeastern Europe. Simultaneously, a small-scale cold air drop (upper-level low) is separating over Western Europe, which will subsequently lead to the formation of a low-pressure area. While this doesn’t mean a major weather change is coming our way, the overall weather character will become more changeable, and the weather development will be quite uncertain with this combination of high-pressure edge and cold air drop. Moreover, we should find ourselves in a stronger southerly flow between the high and low-pressure systems, which will cause a southerly föhn wind north of the main Alpine ridge and potentially trigger a slightly precipitation-prone southerly orographic lift on the main Alpine ridge itself. In summary, this is a complex situation that has the potential to completely overturn the weather forecast every day anew.