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At Omu Peak, a snow layer of 41 cm was measured, and the risks of small and medium avalanches are present in the Făgăraș and Bucegi Mountains.

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Meteorologists reported the largest snow depths in the mountain area, with 41 cm at Omu Peak and 23 cm at Zârcu Peak. At altitudes over 2000 meters, the risks of small and medium avalanches are possible, and a new layer of snow of 10-30 cm will accumulate in the coming days. Wet and unstable conditions may lead to greater accumulations in certain areas, amplifying avalanche risks.

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