Current weather

The influence of the high-pressure system is gradually weakening, and the atmospheric conditions are becoming more unstable. On Saturday, however, the sun will still shine more frequently, and it won’t be until the afternoon that somewhat more and larger cumulus clouds begin to form over some mountain peaks. As a result, isolated rain showers or heat thunderstorms are even possible. It will be warm, with summer-like conditions. On Sunday, there will be a mix of sunshine and cumulus clouds, with more frequent rain showers and thunderstorms expected as the day progresses. It will be partly humid. Subsequently, an Atlantic front will move through on Monday, bringing more rain showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures will also drop slightly. In the days that follow, there won’t be any extended periods of stable weather. Although the sun will make longer appearances, especially toward the middle of the week, the weather will remain generally unsettled, and rain showers or thunderstorms will therefore continue to be a recurring issue. Temperatures will be pleasant, but the midsummer heat will be a thing of the past.