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Hurricane and Tropical Cyclones
3 Active Tropical Storm Advisories
Basin Activity
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Atlantic Ocean
There is no tropical storm activity for this region.
Eastern Pacific
3 Active Storms in this Region
Tropical Storm Barbara
Last Updated:
Jun 8, 2025, 9:00:00 PM GMT
Location:
16N 104.1W
Movement:
WNW
Wind:
60 mph
Pressure:
996 mb
Tropical Storm Cosme
Last Updated:
Jun 8, 2025, 9:00:00 PM GMT
Location:
13.3N 111W
Movement:
NW
Wind:
45 mph
Pressure:
999 mb
Invest 91E
Last Updated:
Jun 8, 2025, 12:00:00 PM GMT
Location:
13.1N 111W
Movement:
N/A
Wind:
35 mph
Pressure:
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Western Pacific
There is no tropical storm activity for this region.
Central Pacific
There is no tropical storm activity for this region.
Southern Hemisphere
There is no tropical storm activity for this region.
Indian Ocean
There is no tropical storm activity for this region.
Hurricane Preparedness
Be prepared and learn helpful tips and information that will help you know what to do in the event of a storm-related emergency.
Hurricane Resources
Large Satellite Animations from NOAA/NESDIS and Others
- NOAA Atlantic Satellite Imagery
- NOAA Pacific Satellite Imagery
- National Hurricane Center satellite images
- Tropical Satellite Imagery from Colorado State
Real-time Tropical Imagery
- Atlantic wind shear (University of Wisconsin CIMSS tropical products)
- NOAA RAMMB imagery (great new site in 2007!)
- ASCAT satellite winds
- Microwave Satellite data from the Navy Research Lab
- Atlantic hurricane potential (NOAA/Climate Prediction Center)
- National Data Buoy Center
- Morphed microwave data (University of Wisconsin CIMSS)
- Surface wind analysis (NOAA/AOML/HRD)
- Saharan air layer (University of Wisconsin CIMSS tropical products)
Computer model forecasts
- Description of computer models used for hurricane forecasts (NHC, updated 2007)
- Description of computer models used for hurricane forecasts (NOAA/AOML)
- GFS model, Atlantic (wunderground)
- GFS model, Atlantic (NCEP)
- NOGAPS model, Atlantic (Navy)
- Canadian (GEM) model
- ECMWF model, North America
- Multi-model track and intensity guidance (Dr. Kerry Emanuel, MIT)
- Cyclogenesis tracking page (NOAA/NCEP)
- CIRA's experimental tropical cyclone formation products
Rain information
- Ensemble Tropical Rainfall Potential (eTRaP)
- Rain estimates from NASA's TRMM satellite
Forecast Centers
- National Hurricane Center
- TAFB marine forecasts for the Atlantic
- Canadian Hurricane Center
- Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)
- Philippines (PAGASA)
- Fiji Meteorological Service
- Meteo France La Reunion
- Jakarta, Indonesia TCWC
Long range and seasonal forecasts
- Tropical Storm Risk, Inc. (monthly updates)
- NOAA (updates in May and August)
- NOAA CFS model seasonal forecasts
- IRI (global computer model forecasts)
- 1-2 week tropical forecast (NOAA/CPC)
Sea Surface Temperature Data
- Sea Surface Temperature imagery from NOAA/NESDIS
- Sea Surface Temperature imagery from the National Hurricane Center
- NOAA/AOML ocean heat content and SSTs
- University of Miami ocean heat content and SSTs (North Atlantic)
- University of Miami ocean heat content and SSTs (North Pacific)
- 30-day forecasts for Atlantic (U.S. Navy)
Aircraft Reconnaissance Sites
- Air Force Hurricane Hunters Home Page
Hurricane FAQs, Names, and Other Links
- Hurricane Frequently Asked Questions
- Hurricane Names for the coming year
- NOAA's interactive historical tracking tool
- NOAA's Hurricane Research Division home page
- Digital Typhoon (Typhoon info from Japan)
- typhoon2000.com (Typhoon info from the Philippines)
- Australian severe weather
- Hurricane Disaster Relief & Information
- Hurricane Education from hurricanescience.org (High school level)
- Hurricane Education from the UCAR Comet program (College level)
- Safe harbor information for boaters
- Caribbean Hurricane Network
- Storm chaser hurricane footage UltimateChase.com
- Storm chaser hurricane footage from Jim Edds
- Storm chaser hurricane footage from Jim Leonard
- Storm chaser hurricane photos from stormchaser.ca
- Severe and unusual weather photos from Jim Reed
- Info and nightly live discussions on hurricanes from hurricanecity.com