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Akershus, Norway — 6 km
🇳🇴 Akershus · Norway — Altitude 108 m
This live camera covers Lillestrøm, a town in Akershus just northeast of Oslo. The feed is provided by the municipality and is useful for a quick check of the town and the sky before you travel. The page also shows the local time and the current weather with a short forecast.
Lillestrøm sits on the Nitelva river in the Akershus county, close to the Oslo metropolitan area. It grew up around the railway line that links the capital with eastern Norway and today is a busy commuter and shopping town. Its surroundings mix flat farmland, forest and small lakes, typical of the lowlands east of Oslo.
The view is provided by the municipality of Lillestrøm, so it is best suited to following the town itself and the weather it experiences. Daylight is long in summer and very short in winter, so the most useful hours to watch are mid-morning and early afternoon. Snow, fog and autumn colours are the conditions most worth checking for.
Winters are cold and snowy, while summers are mild and often sunny, with the warmest weather in June and July. Lillestrøm is easy to reach by train from Oslo in about 15 to 20 minutes. Nearby cameras cover Skedsmo, Nittedal and the Oslo city centre along the fjord, which help you compare conditions across the region.
Source: Lillestrom kommune
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Lillestrøm are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check conditions before heading out.
The local time for Lillestrøm is displayed on this page and follows Norwegian time. It is the same as in Oslo, so you can use it to plan a visit or a call.
The camera is located in Lillestrøm in Akershus county, Norway, about 18 kilometres northeast of central Oslo. The map on this page shows its position and the nearby cameras.
Mid-morning and early afternoon give the clearest light for most of the year. In winter, daylight is limited, so the afternoon is usually the most rewarding window to check the view.
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