Alabama Hurricane/Tropical
Data
This page provides access to
a wealth of hurricane information including charts on the track of the
storm plus a text based table of tracking information. The table includes
position in latitude and longitude, maximum sustained winds in knots, and
central pressure in millibars.
Atlantic
& Gulf of Mexico |
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995 |
Archive
1886-1998
Storm
names
Classic
Hurricanes |
Current
Tropical Satellite Images- Atlantic & Gulf
Visible |
Infrared |
Water
Vapor |
Aviation
Model Forecasts for the Atlantic
Sea Level
Pressure |
Analysis |
12
hour |
24
hour |
36
hour |
48
hour |
500 mb
Vorticity |
Analysis |
12
hour |
24
hour |
36
hour |
48
hour |
300 mb Height |
Analysis |
12
hour |
24
hour |
36
hour |
48
hour |
300-850mb
Shear Magnitude |
Analysis |
12
hour |
24
hour |
36
hour |
48
hour |
Saffir-Simpson
Scale
The chart color codes
intensity (category based on Saffir-Simpson scale):
Type |
Category |
Pressure
(mb) |
Winds
(knots) |
Winds
(mph) |
Surge
(ft) |
Line
Color |
Depression |
TD |
----- |
<
34 |
<
39 |
|
Green |
Tropical
Storm |
TS |
----- |
34-63 |
39-73 |
|
Yellow |
Hurricane |
1 |
>
980 |
64-82 |
74-95 |
4-5 |
Red |
Hurricane |
2 |
965-980 |
83-95 |
96-110 |
6-8 |
Light
Red |
Hurricane |
3 |
945-965 |
96-112 |
111-130 |
9-12 |
Magenta |
Hurricane |
4 |
920-945 |
113-134 |
131-155 |
13-18 |
Light
Magenta |
Hurricane |
5 |
<
920 |
>134 |
>155 |
>18 |
White |
NOTE: Pressures
are in millibars and winds are in knots where one knot is equal to 1.15 mph
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