WEATHER · HURRICANE & CYCLONE TRACKER
Live Hurricane & Cyclone Tracker
Every named tropical cyclone active on Earth right now. Each storm has its own live page — its position, the official forecast track and cone of uncertainty, how strong it is and which cities lie in the path. Pages appear the moment a storm is named and update themselves as new advisories land.
Reading a storm forecast
The cone shows the likely path of the storm centre — it is uncertainty, not a guarantee. Hazards (wind, surge, rain) routinely reach well outside it. Always follow your local warnings.
A cyclone is ranked by its sustained wind on the Saffir–Simpson scale (Category 1–5); tropical storms and depressions sit below that. The Atlantic and East/Central Pacific carry the full NHC forecast cone and track; storms in other basins (the West Pacific and Indian Ocean) show position and alert level from GDACS, labelled as such.
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SEE IT ON THE MAP
Storm cones and tracks are live layers on the full Earth map.