South Tyrol is known for its 300 days of sunshine a year – however, that doesn’t mean it never rains here. And that’s a good thing, because everyone – nature included – needs a bit of rain now and then. The sunshine is beautiful, the rain is refreshing, and the wind gives us wings to feel free. After all, there’s no such thing as “bad” weather. However, being prepared whatever the weather is aways a wise move. You can find the weather forecast below.
In the afternoon, the weather will be fairly sunny with generally harmless cumuliform clouds.
Increasing high pressure influence will bring nice and warm summerly weather.
The Alps will be affected by a high pressure field with rather stable air masses.
After the low clouds have dissipated, the weather will be sunny everywhere. In the afternoon, generally harmless cumuliform clouds will form.
Wednesday initially sunny weather. In the afternoon formation of cumuliform clouds with a slight increase in the probability of local thunderstorms. Thursday will start with very sunny weather. Cumulus clouds will form in the afternoon in the mountains. Towards evening, local thunderstorms will be possible. On Friday, the air masses will become less stable and the probability of thunderstorms will increase during the day. On Saturday, sun and clouds will alternate in the sky. Especially in the second part of the day, thunderstorms will be possible. Temperatures will drop slightly.
Cloudy
Partly cloudy
Cloudy, thunderstorm with moderate shower
Cloudy
