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Pension Alpenhof
Strange 4, I-39041 Gossensass/Colle Isarco

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Today

Current weather

It will be sunny during the early part of the day. Thunderstorms are possible from midday onwards. As the thunderstorms pass through, strong gusts of wind are possible in some valleys.

Temperatures

Maximum temperatures ranging from 23° to 31°.

Temperatures

min.

max.

Bozen

19°C

31°C

Brixen

17°C

28°C

Bruneck

12°C

25°C

Meran

18°C

29°C

Schlanders

15°C

26°C

Sterzing

12°C

23°C

Tomorrow

Current weather

On Monday, the weather will be mainly sunny, with some residual clouds in the morning and generally harmless cumulus clouds in the afternoon. The likelihood of thunderstorms will remain low across most of the region.

Temperatures

Maximum temperatures ranging from 24° to 31°.

Weather in the mountains

A weak high-pressure system and unstable air masses will ensure fairly sunny weather.
In the mountains, the weather will be sunny to begin with. Cloud cover will tend to increase along the border ridge as early as this morning, and thunderstorms will arrive from the north-west this afternoon.

Mountain weather tomorrow

Air masses that are temporarily more stable will arrive from the west.
It will be sunny in the mountains too. Cumulus clouds will form in the afternoon, but the chance of thunderstorms will remain low.

Forecast

Next evolution

On Tuesday the weather will be sunny at times due to the arrival of the Föhn from the north. Showers are possible during the day. Temperatures will fall slightly. On Wednesday, it will be mainly sunny with a few high clouds passing through. On Thursday, cloud cover is expected to increase, particularly in the northern areas, with the possibility of a few showers. Conditions will be better further south. Friday will be sunny, with just a few harmless clouds in the sky.

6 days forecast