Decatur
Alabama, United States β 1.2 km
πΊπΈ Alabama Β· United States β Altitude 185 m
This live stream from Decatur, Alabama, is a steady view of a small river city in the north of the state. It suits anyone curious about conditions in Decatur before a trip, or those who simply want to keep an eye on the area. The live player, weather and local time are all on this page.
Decatur sits on the south bank of the Tennessee River in Morgan County, in north-central Alabama. The city grew around river trade and later became known for its industry, chemical plants and the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge nearby. The landscape is mostly gently rolling, with the wide river setting the character of the town and its surroundings.
Because the stream is a live view, what you see depends on the angle and the hour. Daylight usually shows the most detail, while the evening can bring a softer light over the water. Weather changes are often easy to follow, so check the page during storms or fog if you want to see how conditions develop.
Decatur has a humid subtropical climate, with hot, muggy summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable times to visit. Nearby cameras in Madison, Moulton and Huntsville give a wider picture of the region, and Huntsville is the closest large city for travellers.
Source: Virtual Railfan
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The current conditions and three-day forecast for Decatur are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the live view.
The local time for Decatur is displayed on this page and follows the Central time zone used across this part of Alabama.
The camera is in Decatur, Alabama, near the Tennessee River. The map on this page shows its location and the nearby cameras.
Daylight hours give the clearest picture, and spring and autumn often have the pleasantest weather to observe through the stream.
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