Wetter in Lech Zürs am Arlberg

A strong low-pressure system over Western Europe is causing a persistent lively to strong southerly airflow in the Alpine region. Until Thursday, dense clouds from the south will be directed towards the main Alpine ridge, leading to repeated orographic precipitation. Since the Mediterranean air being transported is very mild, the snow line will consistently remain above 2,000 meters above sea level. North of the main Alpine ridge, the southerly wind will have noticeable föhn effects, allowing clouds to break up significantly at times and providing longer sunny periods. Moreover, this area will remain largely free of precipitation. For Friday, a temporary end to the föhn conditions is anticipated. This could result in precipitation from the south spreading to the northern side of the Alps on Good Friday and during the Easter weekend. However, this change will not be accompanied by significant cooling. Additionally, due to the nature of this weather pattern, surprises in long-term trends are possible daily, leaving some uncertainty in weather developments.