Santa Claus begins his whirlwind trip around the globe tonight to deliver toys to all the good little boys and girls! For more than 50 years the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has tracked Kris Kringle on Christmas Eve and helped to ensure he completes his journey safely.
ThorntonWeather.com is pleased to be able to provide live Santa tracking from NORAD right here on our site!
Santa Claus begins his whirlwind trip around the globe tonight to deliver toys to all the good little boys and girls! For more than 50 years the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has tracked Kris Kringle on Christmas Eve and helped to ensure he completes his journey safely.
ThorntonWeather.com is pleased to be able to provide live Santa tracking from NORAD right here on our site!
As all the good little boys and girls rush to open their Christmas presents this morning most were asleep and missed Santa’s flight over Thornton and the Mile High City. The good folks at NORAD in Colorado Springs however were able to capture video of St. Nick as he made his rounds.
Santa’s annual trip across the globe covers hundreds of thousands of miles. From the North Pole to each of the seven continents and billions of presents delivered Santa Claus’ 2010 trip went off without a hitch.
For 55 years the good men and women at the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) have tracked St. Nick on his annual journey and this year their cameras captured him as he visited Denver. Check out the video below. To see more pictures and videos of his trip check out our Santa Tracker page.
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