Valsjobyn
Jämtland, Sweden — 102 km

Östersund - Granens Tid
🇸🇪 Jämtland · Sweden — Altitude 315 m
This live camera looks out over Östersund, the main town of Jämtland in central Sweden. It is a simple way to check how the town and its surroundings look right now, from a distance and in real time. The page adds local time and a 3-day weather forecast so you can judge conditions before you watch.
Östersund sits on the shore of Storsjön, one of Sweden's larger lakes, at an altitude of about 315 metres. The town is the administrative centre of Jämtland, a region known for wide forests, mountains to the west and a long tradition of outdoor life. Its name is linked to the lake and the surrounding landscape, and the town has a university and a calm, small-city feel.
The camera is listed under the Granens Tid name, so the view is likely to feature trees and the local landscape in the foreground, though the exact frame depends on the owner's setup. Views like this are most rewarding on clear mornings, during the long light of summer evenings, or in winter when snow changes the colours of the town. Weather and cloud will matter a great deal, so check the forecast on this page first.
Östersund has a subarctic climate with cold, snowy winters and mild, bright summers. Winter is the season for skiing and northern lights hunting, while summer suits hiking and lake trips. The region has several other live cameras nearby, including views at Valsjobyn, Ramundberget and Tanndalen, which can help you compare conditions across Jämtland.
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The current weather and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live block on this page. They update regularly, so you can check conditions before or while watching the camera.
The local time for Östersund is displayed on this page. Sweden uses Central European Time, with summer daylight saving time.
The camera is in Östersund in the Jämtland region of central Sweden, at roughly 63.17 degrees north and 14.60 degrees east. The map on this page shows its position.
Clear days give the best visibility, and winter or summer light changes the look of the town a lot. Early mornings and evenings are often the most atmospheric times to watch.
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