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Today

Current weather

On the main Alpine ridge and in the upper Vinschgau Valley, clouds are building up from the north-west and a northerly foehn is blowing. The rest of the region will be quite sunny in the afternoon. The tendency for showers will remain low for the time being, with a few showers possible in the north in the night to Thursday.

Temperatures

Temperatures remain subdued in the north with 21° in Sterzing and up to 31° in Bolzano.

Temperatures

min.

max.

Bozen

19°C

31°C

Brixen

18°C

28°C

Bruneck

14°C

25°C

Meran

18°C

30°C

Schlanders

15°C

26°C

Sterzing

15°C

21°C

Next evolution

On Friday, the sun will shine frequently throughout the region, with only a few harmless high clouds passing through during the day. Saturday will initially bring sunny weather, with an increasing tendency for thunderstorms in the afternoon. On Sunday, there will be plenty of sunshine with isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. Monday will continue with sunshine in the morning and isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon.

Weather in the mountains

A humid north-westerly high-altitude current determines the weather.
Clouds will accumulate on the Ortler and the main ridge, especially in the morning, and a few drops may fall. In the remaining mountain ranges, the sun will shine at times alongside mostly high clouds, especially in the afternoon. Only isolated rain showers will develop, they will become somewhat more frequent on the main Alpine ridge during the night.

Mountain weather tomorrow

The north-westerly high-altitude current will increasingly carry dry air masses towards the Alps.
In the morning, clouds and showers in the Ortler group and on the main ridge will temporarily obstruct visibility. It will clear up as the day progresses. In the remaining mountain groups, the sun usually shines from the start and visibility is very good.

Forecast

6 days forecast