Atlantic Hurricane Tracker — Live Storms & Tropical Weather
🌀 Global Storm Map
Live tropical cyclones worldwide. Drag to pan, Ctrl/⌘+scroll to zoom, click a storm to see its forecast track and cone. Click it again to hide the track.
Hurricane Tracker
Live storm tracks & forecast cones from the National Hurricane Center (NOAA)
Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale
Tap or click any storm icon on the map for its current wind speed, pressure, and movement. Use the +/− controls (or scroll/pinch) to zoom out to a full world view, and drag to pan to any ocean basin.
For full text advisories and local watches/warnings, visit the National Hurricane Center or your local National Weather Service office.
View directly on NOAA / NESDIS / STAR.
Stations — Key West, FL to Portland, ME
Buoy Conditions — Gulf of Maine to Cape Canaveral
Atlantic Hurricane Tracker
Follow hurricanes, tropical storms, tropical depressions and developing disturbances across the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Orbis Weather combines official tropical cyclone information with live maps, satellite imagery and ocean conditions to provide a quick view of activity across the Atlantic Basin.
Current Atlantic Tropical Activity
Monitor active and developing tropical systems using official National Hurricane Center information, including forecast tracks, hurricane cones and tropical weather outlooks.
Live Atlantic Weather Maps
View wind, rain, temperature, satellite imagery and ocean conditions across the tropical Atlantic. These tools can help show the environmental conditions surrounding active storms and areas being monitored for possible tropical development.
Atlantic Ocean Conditions
Monitor sea temperatures, waves, swell and buoy observations along the Atlantic coast. Warm ocean temperatures are one of several environmental factors that can influence tropical cyclone development and intensification.
Official Hurricane Information
Orbis Weather provides weather information and live monitoring tools for situational awareness. Always follow watches, warnings and evacuation instructions issued by the National Hurricane Center, National Weather Service and local emergency officials.