Frying Pan Tower is the former U.S. Coast Guard light station located 32 miles off the North Carolina coast. It often makes headlines during hurricanes because of its live camera feed showing a U ...

Photograph courtesy FPTower.org A volunteer cleans the underwater livestreaming camera residing under the tower. Marine biology students and research scientists are able to travel to Frying Pan to ...

A look at the Frying Pan Tower ocean camera about 30 miles off the North Carolina coast. Strong winds from Tropical Storm Ian are causing rough seas on Thursday. A look at the Frying Pan Tower ...

Frying Pan Tower sits 135 feet above the Atlantic Ocean and about 30 miles off the North Carolina coast in international waters. And, it is also one of the most remote locations Amazon will ...

LISTEN NOW: Learn more about Frying Pan Tower in the latest episode of the Cape Fear Unearthed local history podcast, recorded live on deck ... on the Explore.org camera underwater; and clean ...

The Frying Pan Ocean Cam, located in the Outer Banks ... Thousands watched the Frying Pan Tower live on YouTube again in 2019 when the platform was battered by the wind and rain from Hurricane ...

The Frying Pan Tower which sits 34 miles off the coast, made national headlines when 2018 as a live feed showed winds from Hurricane Florence shredding another American flag — which was named ...

CAPE FEAR, N.C. (WTOC) - A live camera 34 miles off the coast of North Carolina in the Atlantic that earned fame during Hurricane Florence is back and providing ocean view during Hurricane Dorian. The ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. — A live camera 34 miles off the coast of North Carolina that earned fame during Hurricane Florence is back. The camera atop the Frying Pan Tower shows an American flag on the ...

One of those streams shows the Frying Pan Tower - a structure miles off the North Carolina coast. The tower cam shows Old Glory, holding on tight as the winds whip by, and the ocean waves grow ...

The structure has been out there in the Atlantic Ocean for decades, but now, it's most famously known for its live stream of powerful hurricane conditions.