Cardiff - Sailing Club
Cardiff, United Kingdom β 0.1 km
π¬π§ Cardiff Β· United Kingdom β Altitude 12 m
This live camera looks out over Cardiff, the Welsh capital on the edge of the Bristol Channel. It is a good way to check how the city and its waterfront look right now before you travel or simply to keep an eye on the weather.
Cardiff sits at the mouth of the River Taff and has been Wales's capital since 1955. The city mixes a compact historic centre, with its castle and arcades, with a modern waterfront around Cardiff Bay. Its position on the Severn Estuary gives it a mild, damp climate and wide skies that change quickly as weather moves in from the Atlantic.
The view is most useful for checking light and conditions over the city. Clear mornings tend to show the sharpest sky, while grey or showery days are common and can shift within an hour. Watching around sunrise or late afternoon often gives the most pleasing light, though the exact view depends on the camera's angle and the weather at the time.
Cardiff is pleasant from late spring to early autumn, when days are longest and rain is less frequent, but it is worth bringing a waterproof layer year round. The city is easy to explore on foot and by local rail. Nearby cameras cover Cardiff Sailing Club, Barry, Birnbeck Island and Weston-Super-Mare on the opposite shore, which are useful if you want to compare conditions along the coast.
Source: Cardiff Live
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The current conditions and the 3-day forecast for Cardiff are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated as the forecast changes.
The local time in Cardiff is displayed on this page, so you can check it before calling or planning a visit to the city.
The camera is located in Cardiff, Wales, at the mouth of the River Taff on the Bristol Channel side. The map on this page marks its position.
Clear mornings and the hours around sunrise and late afternoon often show the best light. Conditions vary with the weather, so the live view is the best guide.
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