Weather

Although the sun is likely to continue to shine frequently this afternoon, localised heat-related thunderstorms are once again expected.

Temperatures hardly change at all, with highs ranging from 30° to 35°.

High air pressure and subtropical air masses are set to make for a hot Sunday.
After a sunny morning, large cumulus clouds will form; these will grow rapidly and lead to a few thunderstorms in the afternoon.

High-pressure systems and hot air masses continue to dictate the weather in South Tyrol.
Any remaining clouds or patches of mist will quickly clear, and the sun will shine across all the mountain ranges. In the afternoon, the likelihood of thunderstorms will increase again.

Tuesday will bring plenty of sunshine and heat, with isolated thunderstorms possible again in the afternoon. On Wednesday, the weather will remain very sunny and hot, with the likelihood of thunderstorms decreasing slightly. The sun will also shine on Thursday, with heat-related thunderstorms occurring only sporadically at most. Friday will bring no significant change, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures remaining above average.