Castelluccio Webcam: Live Snow and Weather
The Castelluccio webcam shows Castelluccio di Norcia live: a hamlet of the municipality of Norcia, in the province of Perugia, at 1,452 meters. The village stands on a hill overlooking the Piani di Castelluccio plateau, on the border between Umbria and the Marche, inside the Sibillini National Park in the Sibillini Mountains. It is one of the highest inhabited places in the Apennines, with the summit of Monte Vettore behind it.
Snow is part of the village's history. Castelluccio was once called Castel Franco because its heavy snowfalls earned it an exemption from certain taxes. Still today, in the cold months, the webcam helps to see how much snow covers the plain and what the weather is like up high before setting out.
The webcam
Photo of the area, not from the webcamWatch the live webcam (opens in a new tab)Webcam by Panoramiweb · Images by the webcam's owner, on their website.
Today in Castelluccio: cloudy, high 13 °C and low 8 °C, wind up to 19 km/h.
Updated: November 11, 2026 at 12:20 PM
The coming days
| Day | Sky | High / low | Rain | Max wind |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today 11 Nov | Cloudy | 13° / 8° | 0.0 mm | 19 km/h SW |
| Thursday 12 Nov | Light rain | 13° / 8° | 8.0 mm | 28 km/h SW |
| Friday 13 Nov | Heavy rain | 10° / 7° | 32.8 mm | 29 km/h SW |
| Saturday 14 Nov | Light rain | 8° / 5° | 5.3 mm | 8 km/h SW |
| Sunday 15 Nov | Rain | 9° / 6° | 8.0 mm | 11 km/h SW |
| Monday 16 Nov | Rain | 9° / 6° | 24.1 mm | 22 km/h SW |
| Tuesday 17 Nov | Partly cloudy | 10° / 5° | 1.9 mm | 18 km/h SW |
| Wednesday 18 Nov | Light showers | 9° / 6° | 18.4 mm | 21 km/h W |
| Thursday 19 Nov | Rain | 9° / 5° | 11.2 mm | 26 km/h SW |
| Friday 20 Nov | Light showers | 8° / 3° | 3.0 mm | 26 km/h W |
Forecast by MET Norway, updated automatically · license CC BY 4.0
Sunrise and sunset
- Sunrise
- 06:54
- Sunset
- 16:48
Calculated for this page's coordinates, Italian time.
The next 24 hours
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- 1710°0.0 mm14 SW
- 1810°0.0 mm13 SW
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- 069°1.2 mm15 S
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Castelluccio di Norcia webcam: the live images
The Castelluccio webcam shows the village on its hill with Monte Vettore in the background. Another view offers a panorama of the Pian Grande. In winter the village appears covered in snow, lit up in the evening by the lights of the houses. In summer the same plain hosts the flowering: poppies, cornflowers and lentils color the fields below the village.
The village seen in the images still bears the marks of the 2016 earthquake. The historic center was almost completely destroyed, and in 2025 much of the village was still in ruins.
To see the weather on the Marche side there is the Foce di Montemonaco webcam, about 8 km away. The pass toward the Marche can be checked with the Forca di Presta Webcam. The full list is on the page live Sibillini Mountains webcams.
Castelluccio webcam: weather and snow
In Castelluccio, at 1,452 meters, snow and ice rule in winter. Roads may be closed or may require winter tires or chains on board, sometimes for a few hours, sometimes for days.
In early April 2026 a snowstorm lasted about 36-48 hours, with gusts of up to 100 km/h. On the plain it left drifts of more than a meter, reaching a meter and a half in places. After the orange alert for snow and wind, the Province of Perugia closed some stretches of provincial road 477 to Castelluccio. The road from Norcia reopened only after long work by the snowplows. A few days earlier, in March 2026, avalanches coming down from the Vettore massif had blocked the SP 477 between the Pian Grande and Forca di Presta.
Snow can return in spring too: on April 2, 2025 the Pian Grande was white again. The webcam shows the situation of the moment but does not say whether the roads are open. It is therefore wise to check road conditions and the weather bulletin that same morning and to set out with a properly equipped car. With snow, the Piani are the starting point for snowshoe outings.