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Hurricane Season Begins June 1, 2009

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center issued an El Niño Watch yesterday, saying "that conditions are favorable for a transition from neutral to El Niño conditions during June - August 2009". The pattern of changes in surface winds, upper-level winds, sea surface temperatures, and deeper water heat content are all consistent with what has been observed during previous developing El Niños. For more on this go to our Discussion Page.

Use this map for a quick view for severe storm conditions in the region (if any). Please visit NOAA's National Hurricane Center website (http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/) for official notices.

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Current Tropical Weather Discussion
June 24, 2009

When Hurricane warnings go up, live video will be done as the worst conditions arrive . When a major Hurricane is hitting, Louis Smith will be live with special guests, radio simulcasts ,video.T.V & analysis using Hurricane Tracking Software from Storm Pulse.

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General Links

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Follow worldwide SST evolution here:
Global SST Animation - SST Forecast.

Satellite Imagery:
IR - Vis - WV - Loop - TWC IR - Color IR - Loop - SSTs - Buoy
NASA MSFC North Atlantic Visible (Daytime Only), Infrared, Water Vapor
LSU Sat images, RAMSDIS Satellite Images (rapid-scan imagery)

Data Information:
Buoy Data, QuikScat oceanic wind data, Dvorak Estimates , TAFB/TPC Analysis

Forecast models:
NGM, AVN, MRF, ETA ECMWF
FSU: CMC, GFDL, GFS, NOGAPS, UKMET, MM5; Phase Analysis
DoD Weather Models (NOGAPS, AVN, MRF)
GFS, RUC, ETA
Multi-model plots from Mid-Atlantic Weather
NCEP models NAM, GFS, WW3, NGM

Tropical Weather Links:
The Weather Channel, National Hurricane Center, Crown Weather Tropical Update, Intellicast Tropical, Central Florida Hurricane Center, Ralph's Tropical Weather Page, Storm Eye's Hurricane Weather Data, Accuweather Hurricane Center, Hurricane Alley North Atlantic Page, HurricaneTrack.com, HurricaneTrack, Weather Fast, Hurricane City, Skeet-O-Bite Weather, Millennium Weather, SFWMD Weather, Storm2K, Weather Underground Tropical, NBC-2 (Fort Myers), ABC-7 (Fort Myers)

Hurricanes & Tropical Storms From Previous Years (Unisys)

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I am not a Meteorologist, it is run by me, and should not be used as a replacement for official sources.
When in doubt, please take the word of the National Hurricane Center.