Houston - East Side Houston Skyline View
Texas, United States β 4.8 km
Houston
πΊπΈ Texas Β· United States β Altitude 17 m
This live stream looks out over Houston, the largest city in Texas and one of the biggest urban areas in the United States. It is a useful window for checking how the city looks right now, from the skyline to the sky above the Gulf Coast plains. The page also gives you local time and current conditions in one place.
Houston sits on the flat Gulf Coast plain of southeastern Texas, a short distance inland from Galveston Bay. It is known for its energy industry, its major medical center, the Johnson Space Center and a diverse population with a wide range of cultures and cuisines. The city grew quickly from a small port on the Buffalo Bayou and today is one of the country's main hubs for business, shipping and aviation.
The stream is run by the University of Houston, and its title points to a city view, so you can expect a broad look at the urban area and its towers. Views like this are most readable in clear daylight, while in the evening city lights and the sky colour change the scene. Haze, humidity and passing storms can affect visibility, so the picture is worth checking before you judge the conditions.
Houston has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons, and the hurricane season from June to November can bring heavy rain and wind to the coast. Nearby cameras on this site show other parts of the city, including the East Side skyline, downtown and Uptown.
Source: University of Houston
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Houston are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check them alongside the live view.
The local time for Houston is displayed on this page and follows the local time zone, which is Central Time in the United States. The clock is shown next to the live stream.
The camera is operated by the University of Houston and is located in the city. The map on this page shows its position so you can see where the view is taken from.
Daytime usually gives the clearest view of the city, while the evening shows city lights. Check the weather block first, since haze or storms can reduce visibility.
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