Abaiara - Torre da LinkCariri - Norte
Ceará, Brazil — 12 km
Milagres - Torre da LinkCariri - Leste
🇧🇷 Ceará · Brazil — Altitude 341 m
This live stream comes from a telecom tower above Milagres, in the Cariri region of inland Ceará. It looks east across the countryside, so it suits anyone curious about the landscape and daily conditions of the semi-arid interior. The page also shows current weather and local time so you can judge the view at a glance.
Milagres is a small municipality in the Cariri area of southern Ceará, in Brazil's Northeast. The region sits on a plateau at roughly 340 metres above sea level, which makes it noticeably cooler and greener than the coastal lowlands. Cariri is known for its traditional culture, folk festivals and the religious pilgrimages that bring visitors to nearby towns throughout the year.
The camera is mounted on a communications tower and faces east, so the view is mainly rural land, scrub and the horizon. Depending on the view, you may notice clear morning light, afternoon cloud building over the hills and, in the rainy season, dramatic storms. Early morning and late afternoon usually give the best colours and visibility.
Inland Ceará is hot year round, and the rainy season usually falls in the early months of the year. Cooler, drier weather tends to appear from around June to November, which is often the most comfortable time to visit. Nearby cameras cover Abaiara to the north, Brejo Santo to the southeast, Mauriti to the south and Barbalha to the southeast, giving a wider picture of the region.
Source: climaaovivo.com.br
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Milagres are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update with the page, so check there rather than relying on a fixed value.
The local time for Milagres is shown on this page. Brazil's north-eastern states do not change clocks for daylight saving, so the time stays steady through the year.
The camera is on a LinkCariri telecom tower in Milagres, in the Cariri area of Ceará, at an altitude of about 341 metres. A map on the page shows its position.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the clearest light and the most interesting skies. In the rainy season, watch for storm clouds building over the hills.
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