
Block Island
Rhode Island, United States β 6.3 km
Block Island - North Lighthouse - Seals
πΊπΈ Rhode Island Β· United States β Altitude 3 m
This live stream looks toward the North Lighthouse on Block Island, a small island off the coast of Rhode Island. The camera is aimed at a coastal spot where seals are often reported, so it suits anyone curious about the island's shoreline and sea conditions.
Block Island sits in Long Island Sound's outer waters, roughly ten miles off the Rhode Island mainland, and is reached by ferry. The island is known for its low dunes, clay bluffs, freshwater ponds and quiet rural roads. The North Lighthouse stands at the island's northern tip, where the coast opens onto open Atlantic water and changing winds.
Depending on the view, you may see open water, rocky shoreline and the lighthouse area, with seals sometimes resting on the rocks. Activity is usually easiest to spot in calmer hours of the day and when the tide is low. Clear weather gives the best visibility, while fog or haze can hide the horizon for long periods.
The island has a mild maritime climate, with summers warm and breezy and winters cold and windy. Late spring and early autumn are popular for walking and birdwatching. The nearby Montauk and Newport cameras on this site show conditions across the wider coast before you travel.
Source: Boston and Maine Live

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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Coastal wind and fog can change quickly, so check it before heading out.
The local time for Block Island is displayed live on this page, following the Eastern time zone used across the East Coast of the United States.
The camera is located at the North Lighthouse area on the northern end of Block Island, Rhode Island, and the map on this page shows its position.
Seals are not always visible, so results vary. Watching during calmer weather and low tide, especially in cooler months, gives you a better chance of spotting them.
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