This is what the weather will be like on Easter: “It’s not worth going south”

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The festive season in the south is likely to be a disaster: in the east of Switzerland, the weather remains at its finest from Maundy Thursday to Easter Monday, while the Easter Bunny in Ticino has to take his raincoat with him. But meteorologist Roger Perret of Meteo News warns: Nothing is certain! In addition to the still variable weather, Saharan dust also plays a role in this.

A disturbance will occur in Switzerland on Thursday and it will be mostly cloudy with almost no relief. “There may be some precipitation from time to time, but how much precipitation cannot be determined yet,” says Perret. While temperatures are between 9 and 10 degrees in the east, it rises to 13 and 14 degrees in the south, and 11 degrees in the west.

Good Friday blows through the Alpine valleys and can bring fine weather, especially in the east. Temperatures are between 15 and 20 degrees. “With Fehn, temperatures can easily exceed 20 degrees, especially in the Alpine valleys,” Perret told Blick. However, clouds are gathering in the south. It does not take long for the rain to arrive, with temperatures hovering around 13 to 14 degrees. In the west, there is mixed weather, mostly cloudy but remaining dry. Temperatures also remain moderate at around 18 degrees.

In the east, blow drying will continue. The warm and friendly weather did not change much on Saturday, temperatures remained just below 20 degrees. Rains intensify in the south and occasionally affect Ticino, among other places. However, temperatures do not change much and remain at 13-14 degrees. It’s still cloudy in the west. However, even on Saturday the weather will remain warm and warm up to 19 degrees.

On Sunday night, the wind will weaken in the east and will be accompanied by isolated showers. On Easter Sunday, the foehn returns again and raises temperatures to 20 degrees again. In the south, the weather is cloudy, rainy and the temperature is between 13 and 14 degrees.

The foyer will completely collapse on Easter Monday, heralding bad weather and showers across Switzerland. “In the east, temperatures drop to 14 degrees, while in the south, 13 degrees may prevail with more precipitation.”

Roger Perret comes to the following conclusion about these holidays and has clear words: “It is definitely not worth going south. Its south-southwestern location south of the Alps brings mostly cloudy and often wet weather and plenty of precipitation. But the east is the friendliest; temperatures can even be just above 20 degrees.

Source : Blick