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In addition to the hurricane tracks, users can explore the category, wind speed, and minimum pressure of each hurricane at different points in its track. The next TC Threat Track Map is scheduled to be issued within. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Historical Hurricane Tracks tool shows the tracks and characteristics of over 6,000 tropical cyclones around the world dating back to 1842. Situation At: 1500 UTC Tuesday 7 April 2020įor example, 0000 UTC Saturday is 1200 Saturday Fiji time.įor example, 1800 UTC Saturday is 0600 Sunday Fiji time.Ĭategory Cyclone 1 has mean winds 34-47 knots with a central pressure greater than 985 hPaĬategory Cyclone 2 has mean winds 48-63 knots with a central pressure 985-970 hPaĬategory Cyclone 3 has mean winds 64-85 knots with a central pressure 970-945 hPaĬategory Cyclone 4 has mean winds 86-107 knots with a central pressure 945-910 hPaĬategory Cyclone 5 has mean winds greater than 107 knots with a central pressure less than 910 hPa Warning: Gales or stronger within 24 hours Very Destructive Hurricane Force WindsĪlert: Gales or stronger within 24-48 hours Destructive Storm Force Windsįor the 24 hr and 48 hr positions, the three radii represent the extent of Hurricane, Storm and Gale winds away from the centre. The forecast track is considered the most likely based on the information available at time of analysis, and there may be other possible future tracks. Note: the past cyclone track may be adjusted on the basis of later information.

Tropical Cyclone Warning Number 22 issued 1750 UTC Tuesday 7 April 2020 This fact is aligned with the track of the two storms which was almost identical in where they made landfall, but Eta has changed its track northward while Iota has continued its track to the west.Severe Tropical Cyclone Harold Category 4 Our flood map (top) focuses on the Nicaraguan coastline where the two storms came ashore, it can be seen that Iota caused large scale flooding in areas to the south of the major flooding caused by Eta. By analyzing this all-weather data source it is possible to obtain near real time insights on flooding even through thick cloud cover. View up-to-date storm tracks, forecasts, advisories and satellite imagery for the Atlantic and Pacific tropical basins. Our analysis of Sentinel-1 Synthetic Aperture Radar data (European Space Agency) captures the scale of both flooding that was caused by Eta and Iota. EarlyAlerts Tropical Weather Center provides you with the latest tropical storm and hurricane weather information. We have followed up on our earlier analysis of Eta and analyzed the associated flooding from Iota, focusing on the Northeastern parts of Nicaragua. known deltas (red stars) superimposed on this Unisys storm track map. It can be seen that the majority of IOTA rain has concentrated along the Nicaraguan coast. Deltaic wetlands and forests act as natural buffers t hat reduce storm impact s to. Track map of Hurricane Eta and Iota and rainfall after ETA and during Iota. The maximum sustained wind speed, with cool colors for slower speeds and warm colors for faster speeds, are indicated by the colorbar. Each line is a tropical cyclone, whether a tropical depression or tropical storm (blue, cyan) or hurricane (yellow to red). There are no tropical cyclones in the Central North Pacific at this time. This dataset shows the paths of all tropical cyclones from 1950 through 2020.

Central North Pacific (140°W to 180°) Tropical Weather Outlook Issuance will resume on June 1st or as necessary. You can also find links to a technical report and additional storm details when they are available. The Eastern North Pacific hurricane season runs from May 15th through November 30th. Here you will see the entire storm track and obtain data about the storm’s maximum wind speed and minimum pressure. This can be seen in the map below published by the USAID. Get the Details Clicking on a storm in the list or from the map will connect you to the details section.

Hurricane trackmap full#

However, parts of the northeastern areas of Nicaragua still felt its full force with heavy rain over the coastal areas of Nicaragua. At this exact time last week Hurricane Iota made landfall as a strong Category 4 only 15 miles south of where Eta hit, lashing its powerful winds and rain over populations that were still trying to recover from Hurricane Eta.Įta was a deadly, erratic, long-lived, and powerful Category 4 hurricane that killed at least 178 people, left 115 people missing, and became the second-most intense Atlantic hurricane on record, only behind the 1932 Cuba hurricane.įortunately Hurricane Iota has weakened significantly after coming on land. Last week we shared our analysis of the devastating flooding in Central America following Hurricane Eta that came ashore in northeastern Nicaragua on November 3rd. Eta hit on November 3rd near Puerto Cabezas and Iota on November 17th near Haulover. The coastal area has been hit hard by both storms with more flooding to the south by Iota. Hurricane Ida landfall in Louisiana on Sunday as a strong Category 4 hurricane, according to the National Hurricane Center. PlanetWatchers flood map of Iota (light blue) and Eta (darker blue).