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Temperature
-1 °C / 7 °C
Sunshine hours
4 h
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THE WEATHER TODAY
Atlantic troughs will result in slightly more changeable weather in the second half of the week, but they are unlikely to be a real game changer in the longer term. A weak cold front will cross us during the night on Thursday, bringing some precipitation. On Thursday morning, we will still have to deal with the last remnants of the disturbance for a while, but these will gradually dissipate in the afternoon. Friday will bring us a brief improvement in the finest style. Bright sunshine will dominate throughout the day in a largely cloudless sky. In addition, there will be a slight foehn in the mountains, and it will be temporarily quite mild again. For Saturday, the weather outlook looks very different from yesterday. With a pleasant mix of sun and clouds, it should remain dry. However, the forecast for Sunday is currently indicating more changeable and less stable weather. The start of the new week also promises to be somewhat changeable and slightly colder than recently.
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2 Moderate
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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.
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