
New Orleans - Bourbon Street
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New Orleans - Cats Meow Balcony
πΊπΈ Louisiana Β· United States β Altitude 6 m
This camera looks out over the Cats Meow bar in the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter. It is a good way to check the street energy of the Quarter before you go out, or simply to see what the city feels like right now.
New Orleans sits on the Mississippi River in southeastern Louisiana, a few metres above sea level. The French Quarter is its oldest district, known for cast-iron balconies, jazz, Creole cooking and a nightlife that runs late into the evening. Its streets are narrow and lively, and the city's musical traditions are rooted in neighbourhoods like this one.
The camera is aimed at a balcony above one of the Quarter's music venues, so street activity and the mood of the crowd are the main things to follow. Evenings and weekends tend to be busiest, while mornings are quieter. Weather matters too: summer storms can clear the street quickly, and the view changes a lot with the light and rain.
New Orleans is hot and humid from late spring to early autumn, and the hurricane season runs from June to November, so cooler months from October to April are usually the most comfortable for walking. The Quarter is compact and easy to explore on foot. Nearby cameras on this site include Bourbon Street, the Cats Meow karaoke stage and a French Quarter tour view.
Source: earthcam.com

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for New Orleans are shown in the weather block on this page, updated with the page.
The local time in New Orleans is shown on this page and follows the Central Time zone used across Louisiana.
The camera is in the French Quarter of New Orleans, and the map on this page marks its position among nearby streets.
Evenings and weekends usually bring the most street activity, but the view depends on the weather and the time of year.
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