Kabdalis
Norrbotten, Sweden — 74 km
🇸🇪 Norrbotten · Sweden — Altitude 400 m
This live camera looks out over Arvidsjaur, a small town in the Norrbotten region of northern Sweden. It is a useful window for anyone curious about Lapland's quieter side, or for checking conditions before a trip north. The page pairs the live stream with local time and weather.
Arvidsjaur sits in the inland part of Norrbotten, well north of the Arctic Circle, at roughly 400 metres above sea level. The town is a gateway to the lakes and forests of the interior and is known for its winter sports and its connection to the Sami culture of the region. The landscape is wide and open, with pine forest, marshland and many lakes that freeze over for much of the year.
The stream is a single fixed view, so the scene changes mainly with light and weather. Early morning and late evening often bring the most dramatic colour, especially when the sky is clear. In winter the snow transforms the view, and in spring the thaw and long daylight are worth watching. Check the live player and the weather block together to judge conditions.
Winters are long and cold, with temperatures often well below freezing, while summers are short, mild and bright, with very long days around midsummer. Most visitors come in late winter for snow activities or in summer for hiking and fishing. Nearby cameras in Kabdalis, Arjeplog, Alvsbyn and Skellefteå show other parts of the region, and the regional network includes six cameras in total.
Source: Arvidsjaur Webcam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the live view. Temperatures here vary strongly between seasons.
The local time for Arvidsjaur is shown on this page and follows Swedish time, which is used across the whole country.
The camera is located in Arvidsjaur in the Norrbotten region of northern Sweden, and the map on the page shows its position.
Late winter for snow scenes and midsummer for the long bright evenings are the most rewarding times to watch, depending on the view and weather.
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