Cum se vede din satelitul Copernicus zăpada așternută peste munții României

A recent image from the Copernicus satellite shows the Carpathian Mountains covered in snow, appearing red instead of white due to infrared technology. This false-color image was captured on March 13, 2026, using Sentinel-3's SLSTR instrument, which distinguishes snow from clouds and bare land. The snow cover extends across various regions, including the Eastern and Southern Carpathians, while the Transylvanian Plateau shows little to no snow. Copernicus provides global data on snow cover, aiding in flood forecasting and water resource management.