How’s the weather?
Weather forecast for Ischgl
Sunshine or rain?
Up to the minute
Weather today
Temperature
2 °C / 7 °C
Sunshine hours
4 h
Forecast
Weather forecast
DAILY WEATHER IN DETAIL
THE WEATHER TODAY
The weather will remain quite changeable over the coming days, with distinctly April-like conditions. Nevertheless, there is still no sign of heavy precipitation. A temporary high-pressure system will bring consistently sunny weather on Friday. A few thin, high veil clouds will not cause any disruption. At the same time, there will be a slight foehn. A weak disturbance will affect the weather over the weekend, but this will be weakened by a brisk southerly foehn north of the main Alpine ridge. Saturday will be unsettled on the main Alpine ridge itself. There may be light snowfall everywhere below 1500 meters above sea level during the night leading into Sunday. The foehn will continue on Sunday, and the sun will generally come out. There will be little change at the beginning of the new week. With a mix of sun and clouds, there may be a brief shower accompanied by a very brisk westerly wind. But as mentioned, significant precipitation is still not expected.
Wetterstationen
LIVE REPORT
CURRENT TEMPERATUREs
ALL WEATHER STATIONS IN ISCHGL
Loading
table.scrollable
Avalanche warning
2 Moderate
The avalanche warning level refers to the Austrian part of the ski area
Up to the minute
The weather in Ischgl
Real-time information from your holiday region
Sunscreen, windbreaker or umbrella? To come perfectly prepared for your holiday adventure in the Paznaun valley, it’s a good idea to have a look at the weather forecast. Weather you’re headed for a ski resort or the region’s hiking trails – we have all the information you need for your upcoming trip.
Our forecasts keep you informed on things like the snow line, sunshine hours, rain probability and the daily maximum and minimum temperature. Plus, we’ll keep you up to date on the average wind speed and the current avalanche warning level.
Stay Tuned & Stay involved
What inspires – and what matters