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New York, United States — 0.4 km

New York City - Coney Island
🇺🇸 New York · United States — Altitude 3 m
This live camera looks out over Coney Island, the Brooklyn seafront on the southern edge of New York City. It is a useful window onto the coast when you want to see how the beach and open water look before you travel or simply to follow the day on the Atlantic side of the city.
Coney Island sits at the southern tip of Brooklyn, where the city meets the Atlantic Ocean. For generations it has been New York's best known seaside playground, with a long sandy beach, the Boardwalk and a history of amusement parks and summer crowds. The area is flat, low and open to the sea, so the sky and horizon tend to dominate the scene.
Depending on the view, you may see the beach, the water and the boardwalk under changing light. Mornings often bring calmer water and fewer people, while late afternoon light on the sand can be especially pleasant. Weather matters a lot here: wind, haze and storms change the look of the coast quickly, so check the live weather on this page before you watch.
Summers are warm and humid, with the beach busiest from June to August, while spring and early autumn are milder and quieter. Winters are cold and windy. Coney Island is reached by subway from Manhattan and Brooklyn. Nearby on VizCams you can open the Rockaway Beach cameras, about 14 km away on the same stretch of coast.
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New York, United States — 0.4 km
New York, United States — 0.4 km

New York, United States — 14 km

New York, United States — 14 km
New York, United States — 14 km

New York, United States — 14 km

New York, United States — 14 km

New York, United States — 14 km
New York, United States — 14 km
New York, United States — 14 km
The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Coney Island are shown in the live weather block on this page, so they update with the page.
The local time for Coney Island, New York, is displayed on this page and follows Eastern time, including daylight saving changes.
The camera is on the southern edge of Brooklyn in New York City, at about 40.57 N and 73.98 W. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Early mornings and late afternoons often show the coast in softer light, and summer weekends bring the most activity. Clear days give the best view of the water and horizon.
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