Yuma
Colorado, United States β 47 km
πΊπΈ Colorado Β· United States β Altitude 1324 m
This live camera looks toward Lone Mountain, a landmark in the northeastern corner of Colorado. Watch the view as it updates to see how the sky, light and weather change over the open plains. It is useful for anyone planning a drive through the area or simply curious about conditions there.
Lone Mountain sits at about 1,324 metres above sea level in Colorado, a region of wide grassland and farmland stretching east from the Rocky Mountains. Despite its name, the hill rises only gently above the flat landscape, which makes it a visible reference point for miles. The area is known for big skies, dramatic sunsets and seasonal storms rolling in from the plains.
The camera shows the open landscape around the mountain, so changes come mostly from light and weather rather than activity. Early morning and late afternoon bring the strongest colour and long shadows across the grass. Summer storms can build quickly in the afternoon, so the view is often most dramatic then, while winter views tend to be calmer and more muted.
Summers are warm and often wet, while winters are cold and windy, and spring and early autumn are generally the most comfortable times to be outdoors. Several other cameras in the region, including those at Yuma, Akron and Holyoke, are within about 50 kilometres and can help you compare conditions across the eastern plains. Check the live weather block on this page before planning travel.
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The current conditions and three-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. They update automatically so you can see the latest situation before you travel.
The local time for Lone Mountain is displayed on this page and follows Mountain Time in the United States. It updates continuously alongside the live camera.
The camera is in northeastern Colorado, in the region of the same name, at roughly 40.5 degrees north and 102.9 degrees west. A map on the page shows its position relative to nearby towns.
Early morning and late afternoon usually offer the best light on the plains. Summer afternoons are often the most dynamic because storms can form quickly over the open land.
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