Nothing is so Beautiful as Spring
I have in the past complained about the snow in the UK and that my flying was unnecessarily curtailed as a result of the weather.
So on a glorious day like today, it seemed only fair to show the other side of British aviation: the glorious blue skies and clear horizons of a perfect Spring day. It’s 20C and barely a breeze to be seen on the windsocks. The only downside of this set compared to winter is that there are far fewer aircraft to be seen on the webcams. They must all be up in the air!
Here are my screenshots of the webcams (so you see what I saw, this afternoon) with links to the live webcam. Just click on the image or the name if you want to see the live weather conditions.
Where are you right now? Post a link to your local airfield – especially if it has a webcam!
http://www.basair.com.au/index.php/online-resources/live-weathercam.html
Autumn in the good flying weather season in Sydney. Looks like spring in England is about the same. Generally calm, warm and clear.
You can’t rely on the English weather this time of year, well… ever, really. But yes, when it’s like this, it is truly perfect.
Unfortunately we’re still waiting for winter to finish!
I am having trouble believing that the Ottawa International Airport doesn’t have a webcam, but if it does, I can’t find it! Nor does the much smaller Rockcliffe Airport in town, though I did find a YouTube link that shows it (last fall).
Oh brrrr, there’s still snow on the ground at Ted’s airfield: webcam.jpg. What a contrast.
Ilona, according to my Canada webcam list,t he following airports have webcams:
Edmonton International Airport Webcam
Halifax Stanfield International Airport Webcam
Kincardine Municipal Airport Webcam
St. Johns international Airport Webcam
So no Ottawa, I’m afraid! Mind, Heathrow was late to the party as well, as I recall.
Hmm, maybe a collection of webcam images all around the world would be fun. One webcam per country…