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.
Some residual clouds, then increasingly sunny. Mostly clear sky in the afternoon.
The influence of the Mediterranean low will weaken and drier air masses will reach the Alps.
High pressure conditions.
Mostly sunny with some clouds. In the northern valleys Föhn wind.
Friday quite sunny weather with most clouds along the border to Austria. Stronger northerly winds. Saturday mostly sunny weather, still windy. Sunday sonny, in the afternoon some high clouds. Monday at first sunny weather, later unstable conditions on the alpine crest with light snowfall. In the South still sunny.
Partly cloudy
Partly cloudy
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Cloudy
