Klepp
Rogaland, Norway β 17 km
Stavanger
π³π΄ Rogaland Β· Norway β Altitude 18 m
This live stream looks over Stavanger, the fourth largest city in Norway and the main gateway to the Norwegian fjords. It is a useful way to see how the city and its waterfront look right now before you plan a trip or simply want to check the North Sea weather. The page adds the local time and a 3-day forecast beside the stream.
Stavanger sits on the southwest coast of Norway in the county of Rogaland, close to the North Sea. It grew around its old wooden quarter and a busy harbour, and it became the centre of the Norwegian oil industry, which shaped its modern skyline. Today it mixes preserved 18th and 19th century streets with museums, galleries and a lively cultural scene. Its position on the water gives the city a constantly changing light and sea air.
The camera title points to the harbour and city centre area, so the view is likely to include water, boats and the urban waterfront. Light and visibility change a lot over the day, and the long northern summer evenings can give soft, late light. Winter days are short and often grey, so the stream is most rewarding in clear spells. Check the weather block on this page to judge what the view is likely to be like at a given time.
Stavanger has a mild but wet maritime climate, so rain gear is useful in every season. Summers are the most pleasant time to visit, while autumn and spring are quieter. The city is compact and walkable, and ferries and boats run from the harbour to the surrounding islands. Nearby webcams in Sandnes, Klepp, Jorpeland and Sirdal show other parts of the region.
Source: vision-environnement
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast for Stavanger are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions on the Norwegian west coast can change quickly, so it is worth checking before you watch.
The local time in Stavanger is shown on this page and updates with the camera. Norway uses Central European Time, with summer daylight saving time.
The camera is in the Stavanger area of Rogaland county in southwest Norway, and the map on this page shows its position. The view is provided by the stream owner and is embedded here with a link to the source.
Daytime is best for seeing the harbour and streets clearly, and long summer evenings offer soft light. Clear spells in any season make the view easiest to read.
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