Why is DeltaWeatherCam.com your best source for true, local weather information?

The answer is simple. Every other weather site, including NOAA, Weather Channel, Weather.com, AccuWeather and all the others, provide current conditions that are actually reported from the Montrose Regional Airport (KMTJ) located about 22 miles away! Given the regional geography and microclimates, you may as well be getting your information from a station in Denver.

DeltaWeatherCam.com operates a state of the art commercial weather station on California Mesa less than a mile from downtown Delta, CO. We provide true local weather information and current conditions, including lightning and storm tracking.

Next time you see a newspaper, city or county web site, or any other media reporting 'local' current conditions for Delta, check the real source of the data. Let them know that DeltaWeatherCam.com offers accurate, truly local current conditions for our area, and is happy to share its data with anyone interested at no charge.

 

DeltaWeatherCam.com is a privately owned and operated not-for-profit weather information site that provides open access without advertising, links or other sponsorship.

   

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	Lightning Strike Image Map - Temp 26.1° F
	Lightning detection is not currently operational due to a technical issue. It will return shortly. Last Static LOCAL Strike Report The lightning detector is located at the center of the map, on California Mesa just outside of Delta, CO. The map is accurate to within 60 seconds. If no strikes are displayed on the map but lighting activity is indicated, the strikes are occurring outside of the local area. See the other maps for a wide area view. New strikes are displayed as an X which changes to dots as they age. Lightning is classified as either cloud to ground or intra-cloud (CG or IC). It can also be either positive or negative, with positive being the more dangerous form. No thunderstorms detected Be careful! Lightning kills more people each year on average than tornadoes and hurricanes combined, and +CG is especially dangerous! For more information, visit the National Severe Storms Lab on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) web site.