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Bad Aussee weather report
Bad Aussee, Steiermark 670m
WeatherPartly cloudy; rain signal uncertain
Temperature12 to 20 °C
PrecipitationLow-confidence signal
Wind7 km/h
Current weather facts for the resort.
A concise snapshot of temperature, precipitation, wind and freezing level; practical consequences are kept in Weather impact.
Weather
Partly cloudy; rain signal uncertain
Temperature
12 to 20 °C
Precipitation
Low-confidence signal
Wind
7 km/h
Chance of precipitation
0%
Evaporation
2 mm
Warm mountain day
The supported daylight forecast is dry. Temperature and wind remain the main practical considerations.
What the forecast means in practice.
Consequences for visibility, exposed lifts, paths, surfaces and mountain comfort—without repeating the numerical Today card.
Poor visibilityMostly dry surfacesCalm weather
Visibility
Fog or mist can substantially reduce terrain visibility.
Wind comfort
Light wind should cause little wind-related discomfort.
Precipitation
Dry conditions are expected across the supported daylight periods.
Mountain comfort
Warm daytime conditions are expected.
Today’s period-by-period forecast.
Use the visible period cards to identify timing, temperature changes and the most likely wet or dry window.
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Mixed timingFog: AfternoonCooling later
Morning: light rain at about 20 °C. Afternoon: fog at about 16 °C. Evening: partly cloudy at about 12 °C. Temperatures fall by about 8 °C from morning to evening.
Tomorrow’s period-by-period forecast.
Use the visible period cards to identify timing, temperature changes and the most likely wet or dry window.
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Dry periodsStable timingTemperature change
Morning: clear sky at about 19 °C. Afternoon: clear sky at about 17 °C. Evening: clear sky at about 13 °C. Morning, afternoon and evening form a consistently dry daylight sequence. Temperatures fall by about 6 °C from morning to evening.
6-day resort weather trend.
Highlights changes, persistent wet or dry sequences, and the most useful planning window across the same six visible forecast days.
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Multi-day wet windowWettest: ThuDry window: Fri
Thu–Fri is the longest supported wet window, around 7 mm combined. Thu is the wettest visible day at around 7 mm. Fri offers the clearest dry-weather planning window. Thu–Fri forms a 2-day wet sequence with about 7 mm combined. Fri–Tue is the clearest sustained dry-weather planning window.
Temperature trend with mountain reference values where available.
Temperature timing affects comfort, freeze level and whether precipitation is experienced as rain or snow at altitude.
Snow signal and freezing-level trend for slope-level planning.
Freezing-level shifts help interpret snow relevance, melt risk and whether upper terrain differs from lower slopes.
Nearby valley and mountain weather signals around Bad Aussee.
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