Fjellheisen Tromsø 360° panorama
Storsteinen, Tromsø, Norway
360° panorama from the cable-car summit above Tromsø, over the city and the northern sky.
Storsteinen, Tromsø, Norway
Storsteinen, Tromsø, Norway
360° panorama from the cable-car summit above Tromsø, over the city and the northern sky.
Fjellheisen Tromsø 360° panorama is a webcam shown on the operator's own site in Storsteinen, Tromsø, Norway, run by Fjellheisen AS (Panomax).
Over many years, aurora shows on about 75% of clear, dark nights at this camera's magnetic latitude (67°). That is a long-term average, not a forecast: tonight's chance is next to the camera.
An Arctic city right under the auroral oval, with plenty of flights and tours. An easy first base, but the coast is often cloudy, so plan to chase clear skies inland.
Near Tromsø the aurora season runs from September to March, when the nights are dark enough. Polar night: Roughly 27 November – 15 January (Visit Tromsø). Because of the surrounding mountains, the sun is usually not visible from the centre until later in January.
Skibotn, Troms, Norway
Second all-sky camera at the Skibotn observatory, separate from TGO's own all-sky imager.
Skibotn Observatory, Troms, Norway · Seasonal
Scientific all-sky camera; updates every minute when the Sun is 2° below the horizon.
Vervet, Tromsø, Norway
Long-running stream from the Vervet waterfront in Tromsø, over the strait and mountains.
Lavangsdalen near Tromsø, Norway
Colour road camera with a wide strip of sky along the valley; street-light glare is possible.
Finnsnes, Senja, Norway
Air-ambulance weather camera at Finnsnes, the mainland gateway to Senja.
Breivika, Tromsø, Norway
Four rooftop cameras (north, east, south, west) on the UiT campus in Tromsø.