Weather St. Anton am Arlberg

A powerful high-pressure system centred over the North Sea is moving towards Eastern Europe, causing the Alpine region – situated between this high-pressure system and the low-pressure system over Western Europe – to experience a somewhat more changeable southerly to south-westerly flow. On Friday, however, we’ll start the day with plenty of sunshine. It’s not until the afternoon that more extensive cloud fields will begin to affect the weather. This will dampen the sunshine, or rather, the sun will be increasingly obscured. On Saturday, this changeable, foehn-influenced weather will persist, although there will be a better chance of some sunshine as the day progresses. On Sunday, the air is expected to dry out significantly for a while, with bright sunshine dominating the skies all day. At the start of the week, thicker patches of cloud will once again dictate the weather pattern. There could even be some light precipitation on Tuesday morning. However, temperatures will remain mild overall, and the snow line will not drop below 2,000 metres. Precipitation, however, will be a minor issue at most until around the middle of next week; not much is expected to happen then. It is only during the second half of next week that things might get a bit more interesting.