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Tracking the Eye of the Storm
Tropical Cyclone Historical Information
(Historical Track Maps and Climatology)
Historical Hurricane Tracks NOAA Coastal Services Center.
United States Landfalling Hurricane Probability Project An interactive GIS-landfall page by Phillip Klotzbach.
Estimated Hurricane Return Periods Find out how often, on average, a given location can expect to be hit by hurricanes of various strengths.
National Climate Data Center's Worldwide TC Monitoring Summaries and basin statistics for recent TC's in the various basins around the world.
Southern Hemisphere Tropical Cyclones and Graphical browser of past storms
Hurricane Track Archives-Shows lifespan of past tropical cyclones.
Hurdat Reanlysis Project-Great Page on Historic Hurricanes.
Unisys Past Storms-This is a list of Atlantic hurricanes since 1851. Provided are charts on the track of the storm plus a text based table of tracking information.
(Famous or Notable Landfalling Storms)
Hurricane History A page on famous hurricanes from the National Hurricane Center's preparedness web site.
Summaries of Notable Hurricanes From the National Climatic Data Center.
List of notable Atlantic Hurricanes Great page from Wikipedia.
The 11 Worst Hurricanes South Florida Sentinel-Here you'll find profiles of storms that South Florida will never forget.
(Hurricane Records and Rankings)
Chronological List of all U.S. Hurricane Landfalls (1851 - 2005) Maintained by Dr. Chris Landsea (NHC/HRD).
New version which includes inland hurricane effects Updated version from 1851-2006.
(Other lists of Intense Storms)
Wikipedia's List of Most Intense Storms on Record (Globally)
Wikipedia's List of All Category 5 Atlantic Hurricanes (Sorted Chronologically, by date in season, and by minimum central pressure).
The Deadliest, Costliest, and Most Intense U.S. Tropical Cyclones From 1851 to 2006 Updated 15 April 2007
HRD's list of all North Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes, ranked by windspeed
(Tropical Cylone Archives)
Past and present radar loop's of TC'S (CSU)-Ground-based radar imagery of tropical cyclones is useful in studying the precipitation structure in the eyewall and spiral bands prior to landfall, but then also useful to study possible terrain effects and the influence of landfall on the TC structure.
TC'S Movies 1983-2006 all oceans-Great overall website containing past/present movies.
CIMSS North Atlantic Archive-Wind Products,Satelitte images,Maps and Movies from 1995-present.
Nasa Hurricane Data Portal-The DISC has created an application for animating hurricane path, their varying levels of intensity and atmospheric information occurring at the time of the event.
CIMSS MIMIC Archived Data-IR Gallery,IR Storm Archive,TC Gallery,TC Storm Archive.
NEXRAD National Mosaic Reflectivity Images-This site contains historical daily radar from 1995 to 1997 and hourly radar since 1997.
Historical radar loop of Hurricane Wilma making landfall in Mexico-This Cancun, Mexico radar loop is a historical radar loop of Hurricane Wilma, which at one time became the most powerful hurricane, in terms of pressure, ever recorded in the Atlantic basin, with a pressure recorded at 884 mb.
This Cancun, Mexico radar loop is a historical radar loop of Hurricane Dean, which made landfall around 3:30 AM CDT as a category 5 hurricane near Costa Maya on the Yucatan peninsula.Click here to view the radar loop.
NHC Archive of Hurricane Seasons-Lots of hurricane track, advisory, and recon data.
NOAA Environmental Visualization Program-The Environmental Visualization Program provides enhanced resolution imagery, animations and graphic design services to NOAA, the media and the public.
NOAA Operational Significant Event Imagery-Tropical events past and present.
Hot Stuff from GOES Project-This page is a list of brief captions for a scrapbook of all the GOES weather satellite pictures collected by the GOES Project Scientist at NASA since 1994.
