Parkville
Missouri, United States β 16 km
πΊπΈ Kansas Β· United States β Altitude 301 m
This live camera looks out over Kansas City, the metropolitan area straddling the Missouri and Kansas state line. It is a quick way to check the skyline and street activity without leaving your browser, and to see how the weather is moving across the Midwest.
Kansas City sits where the Missouri and Kansas Rivers meet, at the western edge of the Midwest. It is known for its barbecue tradition, its jazz history in the 18th and Vine district, and its large fountains and boulevards. The city spreads across rolling plains, so the horizon is wide and the skies often dominate the view.
Because the feed shows a city view, the most useful moments are usually daytime, when traffic and street life are visible, and early morning or evening, when light changes the skyline. Depending on the angle at any given moment, you may see downtown buildings, roads and open sky. Storm fronts are often easy to spot coming across the plains.
Kansas City has a continental climate with hot, humid summers and cold winters, and spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons to visit. Thunderstorms are common in late spring and summer. Nearby cameras on this page cover Parkville, the Union Station area, the National WWI Museum and Memorial, and Prairie Village, so you can compare conditions across the metro.
Source: KC Royals
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated for Kansas City.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Central time zone used in the city.
The camera is in Kansas City, located at about 39.26 degrees north and 94.52 degrees west, on the boundary of Missouri and Kansas. The map on this page marks its position.
Daytime is best for seeing traffic and street activity, while early morning and evening give good light on the buildings. Late spring and summer often bring storms worth watching.
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