Given that the first tropical storm of the season has
appeared, I thought people might be interested in a
set of current web pages, which provide tracking and
about hurricanes. Unfortunately, my favorite page has
gone commercial and can now only be accessed by paying
23.00 dollars a year / season. Thus, it is no longer
available for free. However, a friend at work is passing
around the below list of web pages about hurricane
tracking and related tropical storm information.

My friend wrote:

"The official (and somewhat limited) stuff is here:

1. National Weather Service - [www.nhc.noaa.gov]

These are three very good all-purpose sources:

2. Crown Weather Services. Limestone, Maine
Tropical Weather Information - [www.crownweather.com].

3. Weather Underground Tropical Weather - [www.wunderground.com]

4. BoatU.S. Hurricane Center - Hurricane Tracking - [www.boatus.com] .

There's good imagery and data in Plymouth State Weather Center
Tropical Weather Menu at [vortex.plymouth.edu] .

This is a good source of Reconnaissance Data at [www.sfwmd.gov].

If you want to run the models yourself then try "Experimental
forecast Tropical Cyclone Genesis Potential Fields" at [met.psu.edu].

And if you want the details then check out "DIFAX Charts" at [orca.rsmas.miami.edu].

If you want some fearless opinions, try "Breaking Weather News" at [www.accuweather.com].

Oh, and if you want every known weather link, try [www1.drive.net];

Best Regards,

Paul H.





Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 06/10/2005 08:26PM by Paul H..