Earth Sciences: Meteorology: Weather Phenomena: Hurricanes: Tracking

Tracking and plotting the coordinates of the current position and its forecast of hurricanes is fun but sometimes confusing. Unit conversions, advisories headers of the National Hurricane Center, hurricane names for the next year, definitions, and a lot of little facts can be found in this practical guide.

Global Tracks is a world-wide hurricane and typhoon tracking program for Windows. Track current storms, or view tracks of historical storms around the world.

Tracks tropical cyclones worldwide. Information from all tropical areas, including satellite pictures, radar images, full tracking and climatology reports.

Tracks hurricane and tropical storm activity for the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. In English and Spanish.

Updated 24 hours a day with the latest hurricane coordinates and data. Includes an interactive tracking map, satellite images, analysis and news.

Up to date tracking of tropical storms in the Atlantic, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico. Also, webcams when available, internet radio nearest the projected strike zone, radar, and emergency management.

A policy statement of the American Meteorological Society, 1993, covering the state of hurricane tracking and forecasting.

Hurricane tracking research papers compiled by the Risk Prediction Center, with hyperlinks to those reproduced on the web.

AccuWeather's selection of specialty maps designed for tracking the progress of tropical storms and hurricanes. Download printable versions from the site.

Tracking The Eye is the winsock supported Hurricane Tracking Application For Windows 95/98/NT/2000 that can connect to the Internet and get storm coordinates.