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This live camera gives a view of Manaus, the largest city in the Brazilian Amazon, where the Rio Negro meets the Solimões to form the Amazon. Watch it to get a sense of the city's river setting and its humid tropical rhythm before you plan a trip or simply want to see the place as it is now.
Manaus sits on the banks of the Rio Negro, roughly a thousand miles inland from the Atlantic, and it grew rich during the rubber boom of the late nineteenth century. Today it is the capital of the state of Amazonas and the main gateway to the rainforest. The city blends colonial-era landmarks, such as the Teatro Amazonas opera house, with busy modern districts and a large port. The surrounding forest and the river shape daily life more than in most Brazilian cities.
The view is best appreciated in daylight, when river traffic, boats and the color of the water are easiest to follow. Depending on the angle, you may notice the play of clouds over the river, the movement of boats and ferries, and the afternoon storms that often build quickly in this part of the world. Stormy weather can change the scene within minutes, so the live stream is a good way to see conditions as they develop.
Manaus has a hot, humid equatorial climate with little seasonal temperature change, so the main variation is between wetter and drier months. The rainy season tends to run through the first half of the year, with the river levels rising and falling dramatically across the year. Travelers usually reach the city by air or by boat, and the local weather and time panels on this page can help you judge conditions before you go.
Source: AMZ Live
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. The values update regularly, so check there for the latest temperature, humidity and rain chances.
The local time for Manaus is displayed on this page and follows the time zone used in the Brazilian Amazon. Check the time block to see the current hour before you watch the stream.
The camera is in Manaus, the capital of Amazonas state in northern Brazil, close to the confluence of the Rio Negro and the Solimões. The map on this page shows the precise position of the city.
Daylight hours are generally the most useful, when river activity and the water are easiest to see. Afternoons are often the time of building clouds and storms, which can make the view change quickly.
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