Sunday starts with classic autumn contrasts across central Europe. Low cloud, fog and local mist affect some valleys, basins and lowlands early in the day, while higher terrain and many exposed areas already enjoy sunshine.
As the morning progresses, fog tends to thin and break, allowing longer sunny spells to develop from Switzerland and Austria into much of Germany, eastern France and northern Italy. Afternoon temperatures are mild for early October, and winds remain mostly light.
The overall pattern stays quiet into Sunday evening. The only areas with a slightly higher chance of cloud build-up are close to the Alps and parts of the far south of Germany, where an isolated shower cannot be ruled out later on. For most regions, however, the weather remains dry.
The bigger picture is straightforward: high pressure remains the dominant influence over central Europe, supporting stable air, clear spells and a classic autumn cycle of morning fog followed by brighter afternoon conditions.