Σπηλιά Κισσάβου
Thessaly, Greece — 29 km
🇬🇷 Thessaly · Greece — Altitude 85 m
This live camera looks out over Larissa, a lowland city on the Pineios river in Thessaly. The stream is embedded from its owner, so you can check how the city looks right now before planning a trip or a call. Current conditions and local time sit alongside the player.
Larissa is the largest city in the Thessaly plain, the wide agricultural region of central Greece framed by the Pindus mountains to the west and Mount Olympus to the north. The city has long been a farming and rail hub, and its riverside and central squares give it a relaxed, unhurried feel. Its position on the flat plain makes it one of the warmer and drier places in the region during summer.
Because the camera sits at a fixed angle, its value lies in following the city's daily rhythm and the sky above the plain. Mornings often bring clear views before heat haze builds, while evenings can show the light softening over the rooftops. Clouds moving in from the mountains are worth watching in spring and autumn, when storms can develop quickly over Thessaly.
Summers in Larissa are hot and dry, with temperatures often above 30 degrees Celsius, while winters are cool and occasionally bring frost or light snow. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons for visiting. Nearby cameras on this site include Σπηλιά Κισσάβου, Agiokampos and the Domokos viewpoints, which give a sense of the mountain landscape around the plain.
Source: Larissa Webcam
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Larissa are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you do not need to search elsewhere.
The local time for Larissa is displayed on this page and follows the Greek local time zone, including daylight saving changes.
The camera is in Larissa, the capital of the Larissa regional unit in Thessaly, central Greece, at roughly 85 metres above sea level. The map on this page shows its location.
Early morning and late afternoon are usually the clearest times to watch. In summer, heat haze can soften the view around midday, so evenings or mornings are often more useful.
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