A southwesterly flow means, as demonstrated just two days ago, southstau and south föhn, depending on which side of the flow obstacle you are on. Both the Föhn and the focus of the precipitation will shift from west to east from this evening/night until tomorrow evening.
Even tonight, precipitation will start to fall in the western southern conurbations, with the snow line likely to vary considerably locally. Tomorrow evening, the Dolomites, Julian Alps and Co. will get theirs. At the same time, the Föhn will probably stop again in the north sometime around Thursday evening. It will be interesting to see whether the oracle will make another statement at short notice. Friday will be generally calmer and quite friendly in the west. It will remain cloudy for longer in the east, but it will also clear up here from the west.