Steven, I just wanted to thank you for this very useful website (I bookmarked it!) and to give you a heads-up on a new webcam I will be installing at Edison Lake this spring. We’re planning on having it up and running around late April or early May
www.sierracamnetwork.com

Found a couple of “new” Sierra webcams, mostly in the gold country foothills. All of these are from the weatherunderground.com site

Angel’s Camp: http://www.wunderground.com/webcams/SierraTracker/1/show.html

Cool: http://www.wunderground.com/webcams/hemna/1/show.html

Copperopolis: http://www.wunderground.com/webcams/dadzilla/1/show.html

Paradise: http://rturner.info/weathercam.htm

Pioneer: http://www.wunderground.com/webcams/WB6LZV/1/show.html

Truckee: http://www.twoslackers.com/index.php/slackercam2

Steven,

Here is the Two Harbors, Catalina Island cam. The island is so green it looks like Ireland!

http://www.visitcatalinaisland.com/twoHarbors/webcam.php

Take care,

Brad Wilson

Here are two stunning webcams for your “Other California Cams” section, showing San Francisco and the bay from Marin County:

http://webmarin.com/

http://www.rntl.net/sausalitocam.htm

Is the Tioga Pass not working for anyone else, or did they move to another address (again)?

yea, the mono lake dust cam is back up!

Here’s a webcam showing the radio telescope observatory just southeast of Bishop:

http://www.123-cams.com/live-webcam.php?var=3216&site=http://cam-array.ovro.caltech.edu/view/view.shtml

Not truly a Sierra Nevada webcam but you do get a view of the Owens Valley and a slice of the west slope of the White Mountains.

http://www.bearvalley.com/mountain/web_cams.asp

new bear valley web cam links

Anybody have any idea what’s happened to three of the Yosemite webcams? The cam facing east from Turtleback, the cam below Sentinel and the cam in the valley are all dated February 21st. The Tioga Pass cam is showing a shot taken over a month ago…but that’s nothing new. They can’t seem to keep that one up and running for long.

Anybody have any idea what’s happened to three of the Yosemite webcams? The cam facing east from Turtleback, the cam below Sentinel and the cam in the valley are all dated February 21st. The Tioga Pass cam is showing a shot taken over a month ago…but that’s nothing new. They can’t seem to keep that one up and running for long.

I really like your site. I linked you and here’s a couple of photos if you’d like to use. They were shot March 21 along Tioga Pass Road, to the gate. I live a few miles away and head up there often.

http://desertblog.blogspot.com/2008/03/photos-tioga-pass-road-lee-vining-creek.html

http://desertblog.blogspot.com/2008/03/tioga-road-photos.html

More partial good news - two more Yosemite cams are up and running as of 4/11. Looks like the valley floor cam is the only still not working.

Happy Birthday John Muir

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Tioga pass cam is working… It has been plowed to, too!

Hey Steven,

Ever considered pulling all of these together into a Google Earth KML/KMZ file? Point and click webcams of the Sierra would be über cool…