A weak weather system is moving across the northern side of the Alps, but its impact on the weather in South Tyrol will remain minimal.
At times, a few patches of cloud will drift across the sky; these will be denser, particularly in the north-west of the region. Otherwise, it will be mainly sunny.
Temperatures will rise to 22° in the Wipptal and up to 26° in the Unterland.
High air pressure is bringing calm late-summer weather.
The day will start with low fog in some places, which will soon clear. Otherwise, the sun is likely to shine unclouded for the most part.
It will warm up again this afternoon, with maximum temperatures of between 22° and 25°.
A weak weather system is moving across the northern side of the Alps, but its impact on the weather in South Tyrol will remain minimal.
Passing patches of cloud will provide diffused light or block out the sun at times. Isolated rain showers are possible in the mountains in the far west of South Tyrol; elsewhere, it will remain dry.
High air pressure is bringing calm late-summer weather.
Apart from a few patches of early morning mist, the sun is set to shine all day long on the mountains of South Tyrol. The wind is light and it will remain mild.
Sunday will also be mainly sunny, with just a few clouds. It remains too warm for this time of year. Monday will continue to be quite sunny, with patches of cloud drifting in from the north from time to time. On Tuesday, little will change; it will remain sunny and mild. Wednesday will bring sunshine and extensive high-level clouds.
T. max: 19 / 25 °C
T. min: 5 / 10 °C
T. max: 19 / 25 °C
T. min: 5 / 12 °C
T. max: 19 / 25 °C
T. min: 5 / 11 °C
T. max: 20 / 25 °C
T. min: 5 / 11 °C
T. max: 20 / 25 °C
T. min: 5 / 11 °C