Houston - KPRC
Texas, United States β 10 km
πΊπΈ Texas Β· United States β Altitude 69 m
This live camera gives a current view over Houston, the largest city in Texas and one of the biggest in the United States. It is useful for checking how the city looks right now, from the sky and the weather to the light and visibility. The page also shows local time and conditions so you can plan around what is happening on the ground.
Houston sits on the flat Gulf Coast plain, roughly 69 metres above sea level, about an hour's drive from the Gulf of Mexico. It is known for its energy industry, its large medical centre, NASA's Johnson Space Center and a diverse population with many cultures and cuisines. The city grew quickly from a port and railway hub, and its skyline reflects that mix of oil, finance and healthcare. The surrounding landscape is mostly low, green and warm for much of the year.
The camera title refers to Houston itself, so the frame will show the city and its surroundings rather than a specific landmark. Daytime views are the clearest, especially in the morning before haze and afternoon storm clouds build up. Late afternoon and sunset can bring warm light across the buildings. In summer, expect bright skies with towering cumulus clouds, and watch for rain bands moving in quickly.
Houston has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. The best time to visit in person is spring or autumn, when temperatures are more comfortable. Hurricane season runs from June to November and can bring heavy rain and flooding. Other cameras in the region include Meadows Place near the TX Nature Center and a view of the East Side skyline, both within about 20 kilometres.
Source: Houston Webcam
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The current conditions for Houston are shown in the live weather block on this page, along with a three-day forecast. These values update automatically, so check there for temperature, humidity and wind.
The local time for Houston is displayed on this page and follows the Central time zone used across Texas. It updates live, so you can compare it with your own time before watching the stream.
The camera is in Houston, Texas, at approximately 29.78 degrees north and 95.56 degrees west. The map on this page marks its position, and nearby cameras are listed below for comparison.
Daytime is generally the clearest, and late afternoon can offer softer light. Summer afternoons often bring storm clouds, so mornings may give the most stable view.
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