Hurricane Tracker

Hurricane Tracker follows active tropical cyclones worldwide - the Atlantic, Eastern and Central Pacific, Western Pacific, Indian Ocean, and Southern Hemisphere - and shows you where each storm is, how strong it is, and where it is forecast to go. Storms are grouped by basin and color-coded by intensity, so you can take in the whole picture at a glance and open any system for the detail behind it. **Live storm tracking** - Every active tropical cyclone, grouped by basin, from NHC and JTWC advisories - Current position, maximum sustained winds, minimum pressure and category - Forecast track drawn with a cone of uncertainty - Full track history, with every observation color-coded by intensity - Intensity and pressure trend chart spanning history and forecast in one view **Animated satellite imagery** - GOES-18 and GOES-19 loops you can animate - Full Disk, CONUS, Alaska and Puerto Rico sectors, plus mesoscale floaters that track individual storms - Visible, infrared, water vapor and true color **Atmospheric soundings** - Right-click anywhere on the map for a full Skew-T log-P diagram - CAPE, CIN, LCL, LFC, EL, bulk shear, storm-relative helicity, precipitable water, lapse rates and more **Built for Windows** - Hardware-accelerated map rendering, smooth at any zoom - Imperial or metric units - Light on resources, with no account required

Lots of fun images to choose from, user-friendly design, bright colors and many other features are waiting for you in Hurricane Tracker. Robert firth has managed to position Hurricane Tracker as a reference in News and weather achieving more than 916 downloads in a short time. Hurricane Tracker Cond Bold Italic.

If we compare it with apps of its style, we can say that Hurricane Tracker is more defined, with a more comfortable style to use and, of course, with some features that are not easily found in other apps. Of all the versions of this program, we believe that Windows is the most reliable and developed.