This is not an official forecast. Maps and alerts below load directly from NOAA's National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service, but they can lag. For decisions, use nhc.noaa.gov, your local NWS office and your county emergency management. If you are told to evacuate, go.
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Storm map
Forecast cone
Forecast track
Hurricane warning
Hurricane watch
Tropical storm warning
Tropical storm watch
7-day outlook: low
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The cone shows where the storm's center will probably go. Dangerous wind, rain and surge often reach well outside it. Source: NOAA/NHC (public domain). The map refreshes every 10 minutes.
Active storms
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Florida hurricane & flood alerts
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From the National Weather Service. Shows hurricane, tropical storm, storm surge, extreme wind and flood alerts only.
7-day tropical outlook
Where new storms could form in the next 7 days. Source: NOAA/NHC.
Satellite
Source: NOAA GOES-19 via NESDIS STAR (public domain). Images update about every 10 minutes.
Video briefings
- National Hurricane Center on YouTube (briefings during active storms)
- Florida Division of Emergency Management (state briefings and updates)
Videos load from YouTube only after you press play.
Official sources and what to do
- National Hurricane Center: official forecasts, cones and advisories
- National Weather Service: local forecasts and warnings
- Know Your Zone: look up your evacuation zone (Florida Division of Emergency Management)
- FloridaDisaster.org: shelters, state updates, county emergency contacts
- Ready.gov hurricanes: kits and planning
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