Jonathan Vigh's Tropical Cyclone Page
DO NOT use the information on this
page for life and death decisions. These pages are provided only as an
information resource and are in no way meant to convey official storm
information. Go to the
NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER for all official storm information
for the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific basins.
Links in green are pages or products that I have
created and maintain.
Operational Forecast Centers
Tropical
Text Products from the National Weather Service
Satellite Imagery
SST - Ocean Heat Potential - Maximum Potential Intensity
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Sea Surface Temperatures
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Ocean Heat Potential
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Maximum Potential Intensity
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Surface Observations
Aircraft Reconnaissance
Real-time Trackers for Tropical Activity
Real-time Model Guidance Plots
Model Forecast Fields
Seasonal Outlooks
- Real-time Tropical Climate Monitoring
Real-time
Forecasts/Predictions of Tropical Cyclone Formation
Tropical
Cyclone Historical Information
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Historical Track Maps and Climatology
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Famous or Notable Landfalling Storms
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Hurricane Records and Rankings
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Lists of Tropical Cyclone Landfalls, ranked by
intensity
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Jonathan Vigh's Portal to Most Intense Tropical Cyclones by Basin,
ranked by MSLP
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Other lists of intense storms
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Other Tools and Resources
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Hurricane Awareness and Preparedness
Recent Notable Landfalling Storms
I closely follow the Atlantic hurricane seasons, and to some
extent tropical cyclones worldwide. For storms which end up having a large U.S.
impact, I may write up a summary of the impacts or archive some of the raw
surface obs. Or I may just provide some links to other interesting content
specific to that storm such as satellite loops, radar loops, etc. The National
Hurricane Center writes up excellent post-season storm summaries and a
community-led encyclopedia called Wikipedia often has a treasure trove of
interesting information about various storms.
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