Peaks of High Tatras are covered with first snow

The snow cover is not very noticeable; it should change this week.

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The peaks of the High Tatras have turned white.

The snow cover is not very noticeable right now, but that will slowly change. Last week, a significant cold front arrived in Slovakia, bringing cool sea air.

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Meteorologists expect it to snow at higher altitudes. Check out some pictures of the snowy High Tatras below.

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