Deerfield Beach Underwater Camera, Florida (Offline)
About this camera
This Deerfield Beach Live stream is an underwater camera off Deerfield Beach, Florida, but it is currently offline. The camera appears to have been struck by lightning, and the team plans to remove and replace it when the weather and schedules allow, posting updates in the channel's Community section.
When working, the underwater view gives a rare glimpse beneath the waves of South Florida's Atlantic coast. The water off Deerfield Beach is often clear and warm, and the nearshore reefs and the area around the International Fishing Pier attract schools of tropical fish, snapper, barracuda, rays and sea turtles. Divers and snorkelers come to explore the reefs, which are part of the Florida Reef Tract, the only living coral barrier reef system in the continental United States.
Deerfield Beach is the northernmost coastal city in Broward County, between Boca Raton and Pompano Beach, with a popular beach and promenade. Water clarity changes with the weather. Calm days with light winds give the best visibility, while storms, rough seas and summer rains stir up sand and reduce the view.
South Florida's waters stay warm all year, and hurricane season runs from June to November. While this camera is down, the channel's other beach and pier cameras keep streaming.
The stream is provided by Deerfield Beach Live.
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Source: Deerfield Beach Live · Checked 18 min ago
Frequently asked questions
Where is this camera located?
The underwater camera is off Deerfield Beach in Broward County, Florida. It is currently offline after a lightning strike.
What can I see on this camera?
When working, the underwater scene off Deerfield Beach, with fish, sea life and the changing water clarity.
When is the best time to watch?
Early morning often brings the cleanest conditions and calmest winds, while sunset is the most scenic time. Swell, tide and wind change the view through the day.
