All dark in Tromso with vehicle tracks showin in the fallen snow..  Still a link to the web cam  on this thread......

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http://www.lochness.co.uk/livecam/ 

Not strictly webcam related but sort of.....

With today's technology and social media, snow events in the UK will be impressive viewing on the live streams many people seem to do now on social media.

 

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View From the Drivers Cab

Some of these from Norway are quite interesting. The first one not live but well worth a watch as are some of the related ones.

You really need to sit in front of a large TV widescreen in the dark with a glass of wine or whatever to really appreciate it. The only soundtrack is the train and various hoots. If you have sound surround you really feel like you are in the drivers cab. No muzak or other distractions which I found great. Interesting to see where  the snowline starts at fjord level and gets deeper as the train ascends. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=facDr2lTAUM

This one is apparently live. Mike from Pompey might like it. Plenty of snow as I see it now. But it will depend where the train is.

No way is that live as it will be dark in Norway now. Deleted

Nick

 

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https://zakopane.webcamera.pl/

snowing here!

No snow to be seen, but our live 360 webcam is now streaming live from Gibraltar - winter views may include gales, heavy rain and lightning at times.....oh, and the odd plane! :)

www.meteogib.com/weather-webcam

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Lamp post watchers On the Forum Arms is doing well with large flakes and a good covering of everything.

Still get a snow fix on this well remembered post.

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Not strictly snow I know, although there is some snow on the mountains, but a lively morning in Geiranger with P&O cruise ship Azura visiting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Uh-je5htCE 

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Just had a peek into Earthcam's view of New York as Storm Grayson passes close by. They seem to have all the luck, don't they?

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I have just received one of Spaceweather's Bulletins. They write:
Lights Over Lapland is excited to announce that we now have TWO aurora webcams covering nearly a 200° view of Abisko National Park in Sweden!
Watch the auroras dance live, all season long here.

https://lightsoverlapland.com/webcams/

THE SOLAR WIND HAS ARRIVED:
Earth is entering a stream of high-speed solar wind flowing from a wide gash in the sun's atmosphere.

http://spaceweather.com/

Rogerp

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Belgrade, Serbia (town centre)

http://saobracaj.bg-info.org/kamere-uzivo 


Also, Kopaonik in Southern Serbia:

http://www.infokop.net/info/ski-kamere-2.html 

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Interesting to see northern Norway Tromso is entering the period when daylight is fast increasing. 

Looks beautiful this morning and even at 5.35am the sun is already lighting up the mountains.

https://www.tromso.havn.no/en/traffic/webcams/

 

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This is about 30 miles off the coast of Wilmington, North Carolina.
http://www.webcamsinnorthcarolina.com/2018/09/07/southport-north-carolina-live-streaming-beach-webcam/ 
It's getting rather breezy out there.

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Stelvio getting quite snowy and temperature now well below freezing.
http://www.solda2000.com/webstelvioen.htm 

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Here's one from North Iceland. When I went there there were no trees.

Looked Christmas cardy this morning with the lights.

https://www.livefromiceland.is/webcams/akureyri/

The lens could do with a wipe perhaps.

 

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Good spread on the cam.

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Kopaonik in Serbia getting a pasting:

http://www.infokop.net/info/ski-kamere-2.html 

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https://skimarmot.roundshot.co 

As I write this it has briefly gone offline but on a clear day it is a fabulous view.

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https://www.atmb.com/en/traffic-info/real-time-webcams

 

Snow falling now at Mont Blanc tunnel Entrance.

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