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Weather in Villabassa / Niederdorf in South Tyrol

Postcard idyll with blue sky, a lot of sunshine and no clouds - so is the weather in Villabassa / Niederdorf in South Tyrol 300 days a year. The perfect location in the south of the Alps brings beautiful mountain- and ski days to Villabassa. The weather in Villabassa / Niederdorf in South Tyrol is ideal for hiking, mountain biking, Nordic walking in summer and for skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing in winter.

Here the current weather forecast of abassa in Alta Pusteria:

Weather report for Thursday, February 23, 2012
Weather conditions:
A warm front will cross the Alps from north west with changeable weather.
Weather today:
During the day clouds will increase and cover the sun completely. Towards evening some rain drops, in higher valleys snow flakes are likely along the alpine crest line. In the rest of the country dry conditions will prevail. High values will reach 4° to 10°.
Mountain weather today:

Weather report for Friday, February 24, 2012
Weather conditions:
High pressure influence and warm subtropical air determine our weather.
Weather tomorrow:
Mostly sunny all over the country, some high clouds will cross over the mountains. Very mild with afternoon temperatures between 10° and 18°.
Mountain weather tomorrow:

Further development
Saturday

Temp. max: 17°C
Temp. min: 1°C
Sunday

Temp. max: 14°C
Temp. min: 0°C
Monday

Temp. max: 14°C
Temp. min: 0°C
 
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