Weather

After a sunny start across South Tyrol, a few harmless clouds will move in from the northwest during the day. Föhn winds will develop in the northern valleys.

The maximum temperatures will range from 23° to 29°.

The upper-level wind is veering north-west, and the air masses are drying out as a result of the Föhn.
Conditions in the mountains will be unsettled, although the first half of the day will remain mostly dry. During the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms will become widespread.

The upper-level wind is veering north-west, and the air masses are drying out as a result of the Föhn.
Sunny conditions will prevail across all mountain ranges at first, with a few clouds lingering along the main Alpine ridge. Some cumulus clouds will develop during the day, but the risk of showers will remain low.

Tuesday will be very sunny, with clear skies for most of the day. Wednesday will also start off sunny. Any local patches of low cloud or fog will clear quickly, but the chance of isolated thunderstorms will increase during the afternoon. Thursday will bring plenty of sunshine and stable conditions, with hot temperatures. Friday will remain sunny and very hot, with the risk of heat thunderstorms developing towards the evening.