Webcams in Naturns

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Today

Current weather

Monday will continue largely sunny and warm. During the second half of the day, there remains the risk of some thundery showers developing.

Temperatures

Summery maximum temperatures ranging from 26°C in the Upper Eisacktal Valley to 30°C in the Unterland.

Temperatures

min.

max.

Bozen

17°C

30°C

Brixen

14°C

25°C

Bruneck

12°C

23°C

Meran

15°C

29°C

Schlanders

13°C

28°C

Sterzing

14°C

26°C

Next evolution

On Wednesday, the weather will be unsettled with heavy cloud and thunderstorms, some of which may be severe. Temperatures will fall. On Thursday, the weather will tend to improve with sunny spells, particularly in the south, and slightly changeable conditions along the border ridge. A north wind will blow in many valleys. Friday will also be fairly sunny, with more cloud cover in the north. Saturday will be sunny with summer temperatures.

Weather in the mountains

The temporary ridge of high pressure will gradually weaken, although conditions will remain fairly pleasant.
It will be sunny to start with. In the afternoon and evening, showers or thunderstorms will develop again. Overnight, the likelihood of showers coming in from the west will increase further.

Mountain weather tomorrow

Moist and unstable air masses are being drawn towards the Alps from the south-west.
Conditions in the mountains are adverse, with heavy cloud cover and, in places, heavy showers and thunderstorms. The snow line is dropping to around 2.500 m, and as low as 2.000 m along the alpine crest.

Forecast

6 days forecast