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Weather forecast
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Strong north-westerly currents will persist at high altitudes in the Alps.
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In the afternoon, the sky will be variable to very cloudy. Very light snowfall is possible on the border ridge, while conditions will be better towards the south.
Maximum temperatures between 2° and 10°.
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As the hours pass, cloud cover will tend to increase from the north-west with possible light snowfall on the border ridge. Conditions will be better towards the south.
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A depression over the Mediterranean will bring wintry conditions.
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In the morning, precipitation will arrive from the south and gradually affect the entire territory. The snow line will often be at the bottom of the valley, although at times it may rise to an altitude of 800-1000 m. In the evening, the precipitation will tend to ease off with the arrival of north wind from west, except on the border ridge, where it will continue into the following night.
Maximum temperatures between 0° and 5°.
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Widespread snowfall, at times heavy. Between 10 and 20 cm of fresh snow is expected in the west, and between 20 and 30 cm in the east. In the evening, precipitation will cease over most of the territory, continuing only in the north until Friday.
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Friday
Temp. max: 14°C
Temp. min: -2°C
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Saturday
Temp. max: 13°C
Temp. min: -4°C
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Sunday
Temp. max: 13°C
Temp. min: -1°C
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Until Friday morning, residual snowfall will persist on the border ridge with intense cloud cover. Towards the south, with the arrival of the Föhn, there will be gradually increasing clear spells.
On Saturday, cloud cover will tend to increase with only sunny spells. During the day, it will begin to snow on the border ridge.
On Sunday, alternating sun and clouds are expected, with no precipitation.
On Monday, the weather will also be sunny at times.
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Source: Hydrographic Office of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano
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