Since someone (kindly) posted the link below I love looking at
Longyearbyen each morning. Today is a cracking view, around -7 C at 1000.


http://www.svein-nordahl.com/webcamlyb-01.htm


http://www.svalbard.com/weather.html

(From Wiki): Longyearbyen is the administrative centre of Svalbard and
is located on Spitsbergen, the largest island of the Svalbard
archipelago. Longyearbyen has approximately 1,800 inhabitants, most of
them Norwegians and some Russians. It is the world's northernmost town
with over 1000 people. The largest populated settlement more northerly
than Longyearbyen is Ny-Ålesund with 30 inhabitants. As the world's
northernmost town with 1000 people or more, it has the world's
northernmost of many things.


brian
aberfeldy

From: "Brian Blair"
Since someone (kindly) posted the link below I love looking at
Longyearbyen each morning. Today is a cracking view, around -7 C at 1000.

Hi Brian,

I must admit that this is one of my favourite webcams too. It's fascinating
seeing the midnight sun (which disappeared a few weeks ago now).

If you check it out daily you'll notice that what daylight is left, will
have all but disappeared by the end of this month. Then it will be four
months of darkness. I quite like the idea of experiencing 24 hour daylight,
but I don't know how I'd manage four months of darkness! The current snow
arrived about a week ago and looks as though it's too late in the season for
a thaw.

Meanwhile, down in the southern hemisphere, there's a great webcam on South
Georgia... I currently awaiting the arrival of the seals and penguins!

http://www.sgisland.org/pages/webcam.htm

Just like the Svalbard webcams, the view is great when the weather is clear
and sunny... so if it's a bit misty, be patient and come back later.

Regards... David Allan.

On Oct 10, 7:36?pm, "David Allan" wrote:
From: "Brian Blair"

Since someone (kindly) posted the link below I love looking at
Longyearbyen each morning. Today is a cracking view, around -7 C at 1000.

Northern Lapland beginning to look a little seasonal -

http://www.tiehallinto.fi/alk/englis...rat-frame.html

John

On Oct 10, 11:01?pm, wrote:
On Oct 10, 7:36?pm, "David Allan" wrote: From: "Brian Blair"

Since someone (kindly) posted the link below I love looking at
Longyearbyen each morning. Today is a cracking view, around -7 C at 1000.

Northern Lapland beginning to look a little seasonal -

http://www.tiehallinto.fi/alk/englis...rat-frame.html

John

This may be more helpful as an example -
http://www.tiehallinto.fi/alk/englis...-C1451601.html

On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:01:53 -0700, wrote in
ups.com

Since someone (kindly) posted the link below I love looking at
Longyearbyen each morning. Today is a cracking view, around -7 C at 1000.

Northern Lapland beginning to look a little seasonal -

http://www.tiehallinto.fi/alk/englis...rat-frame.html

Another webcam is on Jan Mayen. It isn't updated as regularly (and no time
stamp) but this image is recent.

http://www.jan-mayen.no/webcamera.htm

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Mike Tullett - Coleraine 55.13°N 6.69°W posted 11/10/2007 07:00:23 GMT

On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 08:00:23 +0100, Mike Tullett
wrote:

On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:01:53 -0700, wrote in
oups.com

Since someone (kindly) posted the link below I love looking at
Longyearbyen each morning. Today is a cracking view, around -7 C at 1000.

Northern Lapland beginning to look a little seasonal -

http://www.tiehallinto.fi/alk/englis...rat-frame.html

Another webcam is on Jan Mayen. It isn't updated as regularly (and no time
stamp) but this image is recent.

http://www.jan-mayen.no/webcamera.htm

A site with quite a few cameras on the Faeroes:

http://www.portal.fo/cam/webcam.php?kamera=27