High air pressure, combined with hot air masses, ensures stable conditions.
The sun is shining across the whole region, with just a few high clouds passing through. A few cumulus clouds will develop later on, but mostly no thunderstorms are expected.
The sun will often shine on the mountains of South Tyrol. A few cumulus clouds will form during the day, but the risk of thunderstorms remains low. It will be very warm again.
Temperature in 2.000 Meters: 21°C
Temperature in 3.000 Meters: 11°C
0°C Limit: 4500 Meters;
The sun is shining across the region. A few cumulus clouds will form in the afternoon, but the likelihood of thunderstorms will only increase in some areas.
Saturday will bring no significant change, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures remaining above average. Sunday will also be sunny, with isolated heat-related thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will rise slightly further. Monday will start off sunny, but thunderstorms are likely to become more frequent in the afternoon. Temperatures will drop slightly. On Tuesday, there will be widespread sunshine in the morning, whilst a few thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon.