NHC / CPHC active storm data

Hurricane Tracker

Active tropical storms & official sources

NHC / CPHC active storm data

Hurricane Tracker
Active tropical storms & official sources

Load the map to check active tropical cyclones from the National Hurricane Center and related official warning sources.

The map loads only after your click to keep the page fast.

Storm basin

Map style

SourceNHC / CPHC

Active stormsNot loaded

Latest updateNot loaded

Storm basinAtlantic basin

Active tropical cyclone information

Select a storm item to zoom to its location and open the summary.

Hurricane tracker made simple

The map shows active tropical storm information from official storm data when available. It is meant for orientation, not as a replacement for warnings.

Storm orientation

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Active storm markerA marker means the official feed currently contains a storm location or storm-related item.

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PositionOpen a storm item to jump to its current mapped position and official source link.

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Possible impactA storm marker does not mean every nearby location is equally affected. Wind, rain and surge risk depend on the forecast.

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Official actionFor alerts and evacuations, use official NHC/CPHC and local emergency information.

For watches, warnings, evacuation orders and local danger, official warning centers and local authorities are decisive.

Hurricane Tracker Radar Tracker

Use the Hurricane Tracker to follow active tropical cyclones on a fast live map. The page focuses on official NHC/CPHC data for Atlantic, Eastern Pacific and Central Pacific storm activity.

Hurricane Tracker: This page is not an official warning service. Always follow instructions from local authorities and official hurricane or cyclone warning centers.

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How to use the Hurricane Tracker

1. Load the map

The tracker loads official storm data only after your click.

2. Choose map focus

Switch between Atlantic, Eastern Pacific and Central Pacific views.

3. Open storm details

Click a storm marker or item to view its name, location and official source link.

4. Verify warnings

For watches, warnings and evacuation decisions, always use official sources.

Official storm sources

Use the map for orientation only. Official warning centers and local authorities remain the source for decisions.

National Hurricane Center

Official tropical cyclone advisories and GIS data for Atlantic and eastern/central Pacific systems.

National Hurricane Center →

NHC GIS Data

Active KML and GIS feeds used for the map when current data is available.

NHC GIS Data →

Central Pacific Hurricane Center

Official warnings for Central Pacific tropical cyclones.

Central Pacific Hurricane Center →

Local authorities

Follow evacuation orders, weather alerts and civil protection instructions for your location.

Local authorities →

Hurricane Tracker – live map for active tropical storms

The Hurricane Tracker is designed for quick orientation during active tropical cyclone situations. It focuses on official storm information and a clean map interface.

The map uses National Hurricane Center / Central Pacific Hurricane Center GIS resources when active tropical cyclone data is available. No marker may be shown when no active advisory is present.

Use this page for situational awareness only. Official warnings, local emergency alerts and evacuation orders always have priority.

FAQ

Is this an official hurricane warning page?

No. This is an informational tracker. Always follow official warning centers and local authorities.

Why are no storms visible?

If no active storm advisory is available in the loaded feed, the map may show no storm markers.

Which regions does the live data focus on?

The live NHC/CPHC feed focuses on Atlantic, Eastern Pacific and Central Pacific tropical cyclones.

What should I do during a real warning?

Follow official instructions immediately, especially evacuation orders and local emergency alerts.

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