Weather in South Tyrol

There will be lots of clouds over South Tyrol and occasional rain, most frequently in the southern areas. During the night, precipitation will spread across the entire region. During the day, the snow line will be around 1500 m, dropping to 1000-1200 m at night.

Maximum temperatures are falling and range from 9° to 14°.

With a southerly high-altitude flow, increasingly humid air masses are reaching South Tyrol.
Visibility in the mountains is often limited by clouds, and there may be light snowfall at times. During the night, snowfall will spread to all mountain ranges and become temporarily heavier.

South Tyrol remains under the influence of a Mediterranean low-pressure system.
The mountain weather is proving rather changeable, with occasional snowfall, particularly at the start of the day.

On Monday, clouds will pass through, with sunny spells at times. Isolated showers will develop in the Dolomites, and later along the alpine crest as well. A foehn wind will pick up, particularly in the Vinschgau and Wipptal valleys. Tuesday will be mainly sunny, though a few clouds will linger along the alpine crest. A north foehn will blow in many valleys. On Wednesday, the wind will die down and cloud cover is expected to increase. Thursday will be sunnier again.