Houston
Texas, United States — 7.6 km

Houston - Uptown Skyline
🇺🇸 Texas · United States — Altitude 20 m
This live camera looks out over Houston's Uptown skyline, the cluster of office towers that rises west of the Loop. It is useful for a quick look at the city's profile, the sky over Texas, and how busy the district feels at a given hour.
Houston is the largest city in Texas and one of the biggest in the United States, built on a flat coastal plain about 20 metres above sea level. Uptown is one of its main business and shopping districts, known for glass office towers, hotels and wide boulevards. The city grew around the oil and gas industry, and its skyline reflects that history, with energy companies and a major medical complex nearby.
The feed is titled as an Uptown skyline view, so it is aimed at the towers rather than the street. Depending on the angle, you may see the tallest buildings against the sky, changing light through the day, and clouds building over the plain. Late afternoon and sunset are often the most pleasant times to watch, while summer storms can bring fast-moving weather across the view.
Houston has a humid subtropical climate, with hot, muggy summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons for visiting. The city is spread out, so cars are the usual way to get around, although the light rail and bus network serves the central districts. Other Houston cameras are listed on this page for comparison.
Source: earthcam.com
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Houston are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check them alongside the skyline view.
The local time for Houston is displayed on this page, in the Central Time zone used across much of the United States. The clock follows the local time, including daylight saving changes.
The camera is located in Houston, Texas, at approximately 29.73 degrees north and 95.46 degrees west. The map on this page marks its position within the city.
Late afternoon and sunset usually give the clearest and most attractive light on the towers. Weather matters too, since clear evenings show the skyline best.
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