Port Aransas - Aransas Princess Condos
Texas, United States — 13 km
🇺🇸 Texas · United States — Altitude 7 m
This live camera looks out over Aransas Pass, a small coastal town on the Texas Gulf Coast where the Gulf meets the ship channel and the bays behind the barrier islands. Watch it to get a sense of the sky, the water and the conditions before you travel or while you plan a trip to the area.
Aransas Pass sits at the northern end of the Padre Island region, on the edge of the Corpus Christi Bay system. It is best known as a fishing and boating town, with access to the Gulf through the Aransas Pass inlet. The surroundings are flat, low and open, shaped by tides, shallow bays, marshes and wind, which gives the coast its wide and changeable skies.
The camera is labelled as a view of Aransas Pass, so it is best read as a general coastal outlook rather than a close-up of a specific landmark. Depending on the view, you may see open sky, water and the low horizon typical of this shoreline. Mornings often bring calmer water and clearer air, while afternoon sun and sea breezes can make the view more dynamic.
The Texas coast is warm for much of the year, with hot, humid summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn are popular for comfortable temperatures and fewer storms, though hurricane season runs from June to November. Nearby Corpus Christi, about 30 km away, has beaches and more services, and its cameras are listed below for comparison.
Source: Ville d'Aransas pass
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically for the location.
The local time is displayed on this page in the Central time zone used by this part of Texas, and it updates with the page.
The map on this page marks the camera location on the Texas Gulf Coast. The stream is provided by the source named on the page.
Early morning and late afternoon often give the most pleasant light over the water, while the current weather block helps you judge conditions as they change.
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