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Weather forecast for Ischgl
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Weather today
Temperature
3 °C / 15 °C
Sunshine hours
8 h
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THE WEATHER TODAY
High air pressure will continue to dictate the weather for us until Thursday. However, a cold front on Friday is now expected to be significantly weaker, meaning the fine weather will only be briefly interrupted. Consequently, temperatures will not drop as sharply as had recently been anticipated. On Thursday, sunshine will once again prevail, with only a few harmless, high cirrus clouds mixing in with the sun as the day progresses. Thicker clouds will dominate the sky on Friday, and it will be slightly cooler. However, precipitation is currently not expected. What seems certain is that bright sunshine will return over the weekend. At the same time, temperatures will start to rise again. Saturday promises pure sunshine, whilst on Sunday a few cumulus clouds will join the sunshine as the day progresses. As the new week begins, more clouds will generally mix into the weather. The likelihood of showers will increase, and temperatures will drop slightly.
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Avalanche warning
3 Considerable
The avalanche warning level refers to the Austrian part of the ski area
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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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