WHERE IS THE
HURRICANE NOW?
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See your storm surge risk, evacuation zone, and nearest shelter — before the storm forms.
Everything You Need. One Hub.
Professional-grade tools used by meteorologists, emergency managers, and coastal residents — now in one place.
Live Storm Tracker
Real-time position, track forecast, and cone of uncertainty on an interactive map.
Spaghetti Models
Toggle GFS, EURO, CMC, HWRF and 12+ forecast models to compare projected paths.
Storm Surge Lookup
Enter your zip code to see storm surge risk, evacuation zones, and nearest shelters.
Prep Checklist Builder
Generate a personalized hurricane kit list and evacuation plan for your family.
Storm Alert Signup
Get SMS and email alerts segmented by your state — before the storm hits your coast.
2026 Season Outlook
NOAA, CSU, and TSR forecasts, historical comparisons, El Niño impact, and the 2026 storm name list.
Research Hub
Expert articles: 2026 season forecast, evacuation zones explained, how to read spaghetti models, and more.
Power Outage Map
Real-time utility outage counts by county and state — see where power is down before and after landfall.
Storm History Archive
Browse every Atlantic and Pacific hurricane since 1851 — tracks, intensities, and landfall data on an interactive map.
Satellite Imagery
Animated NOAA GOES-East & West loops — GeoColor, infrared, water vapor, and visible across 10 sectors worldwide.
Rainfall & Flooding
WPC QPF maps for Day 1–3 rainfall totals, Excessive Rainfall Outlook, and live NWS flood & flash-flood alerts.
Sea Surface Temperature
NHC TAFB SST analysis charts for the Atlantic, Gulf, Caribbean & Eastern Pacific — plus ocean heat content maps showing hurricane fuel levels.
Should I Evacuate?
Enter your ZIP code to get a personalized evacuation recommendation based on your surge zone, storm category, and live NWS orders.
Get Storm Alerts Before They Hit Your Coast
Free SMS and email alerts segmented by state. No spam, only storms.
Live Weather Radar
Animated composite radar reflectivity updated every 10 minutes. Shows the past 2 hours of precipitation across the Atlantic basin and US coastline.
How to Read Spaghetti Models Like a Pro
Spaghetti models (formally called ensemble model tracks) show the projected paths of a tropical system from multiple different computer models simultaneously. Each colored line represents a different model's forecast.
When the lines cluster tightly together, models are in strong agreement. When they spread widely, there is high uncertainty in the track. The NHC's official forecast cone represents the area of likely track — not the storm's full size.
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