Turnerville Wyoming Webcam

Turnerville is a small, historic community sitting right on US-26/89 between Jackson and Alpine, in the heart of the Snake River Canyon. If you are driving the canyon, this is the camera you check before you leave.

Locals use this feed to see what the weather is doing south of town. The canyon creates its own microclimate, so it can be clear in Jackson but dumping snow or raining sideways in Turnerville. If you are planning a drive to Idaho or heading down to Alpine for the day, a quick look at this camera tells you exactly what road conditions to expect. In the summer it gives you a great look at the lush greenery of the canyon. In the winter it is your early warning system for black ice and heavy snowpack on the highway.

Local tip: The Snake River Canyon on US-26/89 is one of the most scenic drives in Wyoming, but it is also one of the most dangerous in winter. If this camera shows snow or ice, slow down and give yourself extra stopping distance. The canyon walls are steep and the guardrails are not forgiving.

About the weather

Right now in Afton it’s 58°F (feels like 56°F) under overcast clouds. Today’s range runs from 54°F to 58°F, humidity sits at 44%, wind out of the South at 4.6 mph, pressure at 1016 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 91%. The sun rises at 5:59 AM and sets at 6:41 PM.