Abbey Road crossing (EarthCam)
Source: EarthCam (YouTube) · YouTube embed
London (United Kingdom) has 10 cameras on Zenitmap from official sources: EarthCam, Windy.com. 1 of them stream live video and the rest show images that refresh on their own.
Source: EarthCam (YouTube) · YouTube embed
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
Source: Webcams provided by windy.com · Windy Webcams API (free)
They show streets, squares and everyday life in the city. Views include, for example: Abbey Road crossing (EarthCam), London: Trafalgar Square, London › South: Parliament Square, London: Piccadilly Circus, London: Charing Cross Rd/Cranbourne St. The nearest other place with cameras is London Borough of Camden (2 km away). It lies at 51.5° latitude, so on a clear night there is a chance of northern lights from about Kp 5.5.
London: the longest day of the year lasts 16 h 39 min (June 22) and the shortest 7 h 50 min (December 21). Today's exact sunrise and sunset times are in the bar at the top of the page.
1 of them are live video. The rest are images from EarthCam, Windy.com.
Currently 10 cameras. The list is updated automatically from the source data.
The time zone is Europe/London. We show the current time plus sunrise and sunset at the top of the page, so you can tell at once whether it is light on the cameras.
Yes, during stronger activity. From about Kp 5.5 the aurora may appear low on the northern horizon. The current forecast is on our aurora page.