Kabdalis
Norrbotten, Sweden — 70 km
🇸🇪 Norrbotten · Sweden — Altitude 225 m
This live camera looks out over Alvsbyn, a small community in the Norrbotten county of northern Sweden. It is useful for checking how the village looks right now, and for getting a sense of the light and conditions before you plan a trip north.
Alvsbyn sits in the boreal forest of Norrbotten, inland from the Gulf of Bothnia and roughly 225 metres above sea level. The landscape is a mix of pine and birch woods, lakes, marshes and open farmland, typical of the Swedish north. Villages like this are quiet and spread out, and much of the region's character comes from its long winters, wide skies and the rivers that run toward the coast.
The camera is an embedded live feed, so you see the current view rather than a recorded clip. Light changes dramatically with the seasons: in winter the days are short and the snow can make the scene bright even in the dark hours, while in summer the sun stays up very late. Weather shifts quickly in this part of Sweden, so the live picture is the best way to judge whether it is clear, snowing or misty at any given moment.
The climate is subarctic, with cold winters that regularly drop well below freezing and short, mild summers. Many visitors come for the snow season or the midnight sun, and the best months depend on what you want to do outdoors. Nearby cameras in the region include Kabdalis, Arvidsjaur, Kalix and Skellefteå, which can help you compare conditions across Norrbotten.
Source: Alvsbyn Webcam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check them alongside the camera view.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows Swedish time, including the switch between summer and winter time. Use it to plan calls or visits in the same time zone.
The camera is in Alvsbyn in the Norrbotten region of northern Sweden. The map on this page shows its position, and the source site provides further details about the view.
It depends on the season you are interested in. Winter shows snow and short daylight, while summer offers long light, so checking at different hours gives the most varied impression of the place.
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