Here are a
selection of images recorded from the webcam throughout the past year.
A bumping ski season begins.
A cool winter draws the lake level down as more electricity is
required.
Another southerly winter storm passes through
Moon rising over Mount Edward
A storm clears
Lake reflections of the Two Thumb Range
The warm Nor-West winds begin bringing rain to the Alps
The Macaulay Valley
More settled weather
Sun rise over the Two Thumb Range
An unusual wind direction sucks water off the lake in the lee of
Mount John
The lake begins to rise. Note the tree stump on the point.
Lake Alexandrina in shadowy sunset
The lupins flower around the church. The water level rises up the
tree stump.
The majority of fill occurred in 48 hours of rain the the alps.
More Nor-West winds produce rain in the alps.
Nor-West clouds form prior to a blow.
Lake Alexandrina in summer.
High rain fall along the Main Divide sees Lake Tekapo reaching a
maximum level not seen for a long time. Future rain will probably
result in the 'spilling' of any excess water down the Tekapo River
and entire Waitaki Valley.
This webcam is
brought to you by
Tekapo Tourism Ltd
thanks Canterbury University's Mt John in allowing this web-cam to be
sited in one of their buildings.
For more information on Mt John observatory you can visit their
information page on this site. Click here.
