Until further notice, our weather will be dominated by high-pressure systems. On Friday, an outlier of the Azores High will steer exceptionally warm air masses in our direction. The sun will mostly shine unobstructed from a blue or completely cloudless sky. The zero-degree isotherm will climb to well over 4,000 metres above sea level. On Saturday, clouds may temporarily increase from the north-west. This is due to a weak Atlantic front. Temperatures will cool slightly as a result. After that, late summer will really kick into gear once again on Sunday. We’ll see mainly sunny weather with temperatures unusually high for September. At the start of the new week, clouds will gradually become more numerous and the likelihood of thunderstorms will slowly increase. Towards the middle of the week, a marked change in the weather is on the cards, bringing cooler conditions.
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