Bartlesville
Oklahoma, United States β 34 km
Pawhuska
πΊπΈ Oklahoma Β· United States β Altitude 252 m
This live camera looks out over Pawhuska, a small town in the Osage Hills of northeastern Oklahoma. It is a practical way to check conditions in town before you travel or to follow the local sky from afar. The stream is provided by its owner and embedded here with a link to the source.
Pawhuska is the seat of Osage County and the administrative center of the Osage Nation. The town sits on the edge of the tallgrass prairie, where rolling grassland meets the wooded hills of the Osage. It is known for its historic Main Street, its western heritage, and for being the gateway to the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, one of the largest protected stretches of tallgrass prairie left in North America.
The title names only the town, so the view is best read as a window onto a small Oklahoma community rather than a fixed landmark. Depending on the angle, you may see streets, rooftops, trees and open sky. Prairie weather changes quickly, so mornings and late afternoons are often the most rewarding times to watch, with clear light and visible cloud build-up.
Oklahoma has hot summers and mild, changeable winters, and spring brings the strongest storms. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons to visit. Nearby webcams in Bartlesville, Owasso and Tulsa give a wider picture of the region, and Tulsa is the largest city within reach.
Source: hazcams.com
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Pawhuska are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time for Pawhuska is shown live on this page, so you can see whether it is day or night there before you watch.
The camera is in Pawhuska, Osage County, in northeastern Oklahoma. The map on this page shows its position at about 252 metres above sea level.
Daylight hours are usually the most useful, especially morning and late afternoon. Spring is often the most dramatic season because of prairie storms.
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