San Francisco Bay Times Webcam, California

Live webcam from the San Francisco Bay Times, a popular weekly LGBTQ+ newspaper in San Francisco, California, located on Castro Street.
Serving the varied LGBTQ+ community in the Bay Area, providing local and national news, politics, arts, entertainment, and community events coverage. The paper has served as an essential platform for support and information on issues related to the LGBTQ+ community, reflecting the dynamic and welcoming nature of San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ scene.

Castro Street Webcam FAQ

What is the weather in San Francisco right now?

The readout beside the camera carries the local time, temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit, condition, humidity, wind and the sunrise and sunset times. A street camera earns its keep here, because San Francisco fog is famously local and the picture shows whether it has rolled in.

Is the Castro Street camera live?

Yes, the view streams continuously. It is a street-level camera rather than a wide sky view, so you read the weather off the light, the wet road and what people are wearing as much as off the sky. Pacific time applies.

What does the San Francisco webcam show?

A Castro Street intersection with its crosswalks, pedestrians and rainbow flags. The camera belongs to the San Francisco Bay Times, a weekly LGBTQ+ newspaper based on Castro Street, which is why the view sits in the middle of the neighbourhood.

Source: Castro Street Cam