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Ski Santa Fe webcams

4 webcams at Ski Santa Fe: 4 live, 0 offline, 0 not yet checked as of the last health check at 7:44 p.m. MT Oct 19.

Sangre de Cristo · New Mexico

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  1. Base webcam at Ski Santa Fe, 10,350′

    Base· 10,350′

    Live · checked

    Last 24 hBase

    4 frames · every 6 h
    1. Base still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    2. Base still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    3. Base still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    4. Base still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
  2. Chair 5 webcam at Ski Santa Fe, 10,350′

    Chair 5· 10,350′

    Live · checked

  3. Quad Cam webcam at Ski Santa Fe

    Quad Cam

    Live · checked

    Last 24 hQuad Cam

    4 frames · every 6 h
    1. Quad Cam still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    2. Quad Cam still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    3. Quad Cam still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    4. Quad Cam still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
  4. Quad Top webcam at Ski Santa Fe, 10,350′

    Quad Top· 10,350′

    Live · checked

    Last 24 hQuad Top

    4 frames · every 6 h
    1. Quad Top still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    2. Quad Top still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    3. Quad Top still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h
    4. Quad Top still, 0″ new snow in 24 h
      0″24 h

About these cams

Every feed belongs to its operator and plays only when you tap it. “Live” is the result of PeakCam’s last health check, not proof of a live broadcast. Frames on tape are PeakCam’s own captures, every 15 minutes, of cams whose operators allow archiving; a frame taken while the resort’s 24-hour number was 6″ or more is kept as the “last storm on tape”. Timelapse clips are rendered from those frames every six hours (the last 24 hours, and a storm reel once the resort’s measured 24-hour snowfall reaches 8″); rights stay with the operator. How freshness is measured.