Stay Informed: Tracking Tropical Storms and Hurricanes with NOAA

Marine Forecasts and Tropical Weather Outlook

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provides comprehensive weather forecasts and tropical weather outlook to keep you informed about potential storms and hurricanes. NOAA's National Hurricane Center issues tropical storm warnings and hurricane watches when conditions warrant. By monitoring these updates, you can stay aware of developing weather patterns and take necessary precautions.

2-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook

This graphical outlook provides a short-term forecast of tropical weather activity, including the likelihood of tropical storms or hurricanes forming within 48 hours. It displays areas of potential development and tracks their expected paths.

7-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook

This extended outlook offers a longer-range perspective on potential tropical weather activity. It helps you plan ahead and consider the possibility of storms affecting your area in the coming week.

Satellite Buoys, Grids, and Storm Archive

NOAA utilizes a network of satellites, buoys, and weather grids to collect real-time data on weather conditions. This information is used to create accurate weather forecasts and tropical weather outlooks. The Storm Archive provides a historical record of past tropical storms and hurricanes, allowing you to learn from previous events.

Tropical Weather Outlook en Español

NOAA also provides tropical weather information in Spanish to ensure that Spanish-speaking communities are informed and prepared for potential storms and hurricanes.

Recent Tropical Activity

Keep an eye on NOAA's Tropical Weather Outlook for the latest information on active tropical storms and hurricanes. Currently, there are no active tropical cyclones. However, Subtropical Storm Nicole is expected to bring heavy rainfall to Florida's east coast.