Pretty handy idea. Nice to have all the cams/radar in one place. Simple but good.
When I saw the name of this thing in "What's New," I thought it would be some kind of joke. Like maybe a great big question mark or something. Or a photo album of the top snowfalls of August or the best sunburns of February.
Have a fun, safe trip.
This is great stuff! I've been interested in setting something like this up for a while, but I lack the appropriate kung-fu.
Here are some other possible additions: NCAR/UCAR in Boulder also monitors real-time data on temperature, wind, etc which might be of interest for low-foothills perspectives.
Kruck - May 18, 2007 2:10 pm - Voted 10/10
pretty handy.Pretty handy idea. Nice to have all the cams/radar in one place. Simple but good.
When I saw the name of this thing in "What's New," I thought it would be some kind of joke. Like maybe a great big question mark or something. Or a photo album of the top snowfalls of August or the best sunburns of February.
Have a fun, safe trip.
Alpinist - May 23, 2007 12:08 am - Voted 10/10
Great Idea!Thanks for posting the page!
CharlesD - May 31, 2007 7:12 pm - Voted 10/10
this is awesome!This is great stuff! I've been interested in setting something like this up for a while, but I lack the appropriate kung-fu.
Here are some other possible additions: NCAR/UCAR in Boulder also monitors real-time data on temperature, wind, etc which might be of interest for low-foothills perspectives.
NCAR weather
There are also good web cams for the Mummy Range from Estes Park Valley and for Pikes Peak from Colorado Springs.
Mummy Range Cam
Pikes Peak Cam
The former gives a good view of typical mountains (better perhaps than the Longs cam).
sshankle - May 31, 2007 10:27 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: this is awesome!Thanks! I'll add these in the next few days...
BTW, I enjoy all your posts and submissions. Thanks.
Scott