McCarran & Caughlin/Cashill

Where this camera is

This camera is the red marker; the blue dots are the other cameras on Reno city cameras. Click one to open it.

What this camera shows

At 5,131 feet, this camera sits at a higher elevation than the nearby views at Galletti at Kietzke and the McCarran and Caughlin/Plumb location. Because it is positioned higher up the slope, this feed often acts as an early indicator for changing conditions. While lower cameras might show clear, wet pavement, this specific feed frequently captures the onset of slush or accumulating snow first. If you see precipitation beginning here, it is a strong signal that conditions are deteriorating for the higher, more exposed sections of the route.

This feed provides a live video stream, which offers a distinct advantage over still images by revealing the actual flow of traffic. Watching the movement of vehicles allows you to determine if congestion is building or if incidents are stalling travel, providing real-time context that static snapshots cannot convey. If the view appears obscured by fog or darkness, it is worth checking back frequently, as the live stream can quickly clarify if visibility is improving or if active weather is intensifying.

The cameras either side

More cameras on Reno city cameras

• McCarran & Greensboro
• McCarran & Kietzke
• McCarran & Lakeside
• McCarran & Mayberry
• McCarran & Plumas
• McCarran & Skyline

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Other roads

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