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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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According to the live forecast above, Austria’s weather this week is a mix of bright, cold mornings and increasing cloud, with snow showers likely in the Alps and rain at lower elevations around Vienna and Salzburg.
What’s the outlook for Vienna, Salzburg and Graz?
In Vienna and Graz, expect crisp starts with temperatures near freezing, then light rain or drizzle by afternoon. Salzburg, being closer to the northern Alps, could see sleet or wet snow at times. The weather in Vienna for the next 10 days remains unsettled, with frosty nights and daytime highs barely reaching double figures. For longer range planning, the weather Austria 14 days outlook suggests a gradual cooling trend, particularly for Alpine valleys.
How does the weather affect ski resorts and December travel?
Ski resorts above 1,500 metres are benefiting from fresh snowfall, making conditions ideal for early-season skiing. The weather Austria December is expected to bring more widespread snow to higher slopes, while valley towns like Innsbruck and Kitzbühel stay colder than usual. If you’re checking the weather in Austria ski resorts, the live forecast above shows good cover for St Anton and Sölden, though lower resorts may need a few more days of snowfall. For broader UK travel planning, our 10-day weather forecast covers similar patterns across Europe.
Will the weather in Vienna be rainy this week?
Yes, a series of low-pressure systems will bring light rain or drizzle on most days, especially from midweek. The rain should be light rather than heavy, but umbrellas will be useful for visitors to the city centre.
What is the best time to visit Austria for skiing this season?
Late December through February offers the most reliable snow cover. The weather Austria December is already providing good early snow above 1,500 metres, but January and February usually bring deeper powder and more consistent conditions across all resorts.
How does the weather differ between Salzburg and Graz?
Salzburg, in the Alpine foothills, tends to be cooler and cloudier with more frequent precipitation, including sleet or snow. Graz, further east and at a lower elevation, is often slightly milder but can still be damp. Both cities see frosty nights this week.