Overview
- After highs near 20–22 °C in the south, a marked cooldown pushes in from the north this weekend, leaving the north wet and cool while the south stays briefly mild.
- By Monday, colder air spreads broadly with daytime highs mostly 2–8 °C next week and widespread night frost increasingly likely.
- Snow is expected chiefly in higher terrain: about 5–10 cm in central uplands and locally 10–20 cm on Alpine peaks as snow levels fall toward 600–800 meters.
- DWD highlights fog with poor visibility and strong gusts over ridges and Alpine zones; slippery roads are a risk where rain turns to snow or refreezes.
- Forecasters note significant model divergence on lowland snowfall and duration of the cold, with some runs showing brief flurries around 20–21 November that remain uncertain.