Exercício 3 - Imagens do Meteosat   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).   Meteosat image from 16 March 2000. The image is an infrared (IR) image, which means that the temperature is shown in a scale from white (low temperatures) to black (high temperatures).