Sunday will be generally overcast and unsettled. In the morning, a warm front will bring some rain, with the heaviest precipitation in the north and the lightest in Pongau and Lungau. In the Alpine regions, there may be longer dry spells around noon before a cold front moves in from the northwest during the afternoon, bringing further, at times heavy, rainfall. In the Lungau region, the front will not arrive until the evening, bringing significantly less precipitation. As the cold front moves in during the afternoon, a westerly wind?at times strong?will pick up; before that, a brisk southerly wind will prevail. Morning temperatures will range from -2 to +7 degrees C, and afternoon highs from 7 to 13 degrees C.

On Monday, stable fall weather will prevail under the influence of a weak temporary high-pressure system. The day will often start with fog or low stratus-like cloud cover, from which a few scattered drops of rain may still fall. As the morning progresses, the sun will gradually break through more and more, though at times high cloud fields will move in and slightly cloud over the sky. In the Flachgau region, a moderate westerly wind will blow, subsiding in the afternoon. Early morning temperatures will range from -1 to +6 degrees C, with highs between 7 and 13 degrees C.

On Tuesday, patches of clouds will move eastward as the morning progresses. After that, very sunny and dry weather will move in from the west. Early morning temperatures will range from -4 to +4 degrees C, and high temperatures will range from 9 to 16 degrees C.

On Wednesday, changeable fall weather is expected. The sun may shine briefly at first, but then dense clouds will roll in, and in the afternoon there may be some rain, especially in the north. Morning temperatures will range from 0 to 6 degrees C, and afternoon highs from 9 to 14 degrees C.