National Hurricane Center Data

National Hurricane Center Data

NHC Hurricane Tracker App

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Access comprehensive hurricane tracking data, including satellite imagery, official advisories, and prediction graphics. Receive push notifications for tropical weather and view detailed storm forecasts. Features include spaghetti models, wind probabilities, and local threat assessments.

GOES Satellite Imagery Animations
National Hurricane Center Products
National Weather Service Alerts
Tropical Weather Push Notifications
Spaghetti Models
Forecast Graphics
Apple Watch App
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What's New in National Hurricane Center Data

1.93

July 17, 2026

+ Added ECMWF (HRES, AIFS & ENS) & Deepmind (FNV3) models to the Interactive Spaghetti Models Map + Improved 15-day ECMWF Cyclogenesis Forecast Map + Improved 15-day Deepmind AI FNV3 Cyclogenesis Forecast Map + Fixed a few minor bugs Previous Updates Include: + New Model: ECMWF AI Forecast System (AIFS) + New 12 & 28-day ECMWF Tropical Cyclone Activity + New Apple Watch App + New NASA Satellite Imagery + New ECMWF Diagnostic Graphics + Updated GOES-East imagery to utilize GOES-19 + New Hurricane Forecast Model: HAFS + Added MJO Phase Plots & Velocity Potential + Aircraft Reconnaissance & Satellite Wind Analysis + New 35-day Probability of Formation Graphics + Added CIRA Satellite Imagery & Model Diagnostics + Improved the Radar and Weather Map Overlays + New GOES-19 (GOES-E) Satellite Imagery + New GOES-18 (GOES-W) Satellite Imagery + New forecast models: HAFS, SHiELD, T-SHiELD + New widget options (GOES-East / West) + New 16-day GFS forecast graphics + New HMON / HWRF regional forecast graphics + New GEFS & NAEFS 16-day Wind Forecast products + Updated Storm Tracks graphics to reflect GFSv16 + Upgraded WaveWatch III to GFS-WAVE + Added the HRW-FV3 forecast model + New Tropical Cyclone Genesis Index graphics + New HMON & HWRF forecasts for tropical disturbances + New Satellite Ocean Heat Content products + Updated Storm Tracks graphics to reflect GFSv16 Thank you for the positive feedback!

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Charts

Top Free

📈 25+1

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This app rose +1 position in Weather chart.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

Top Grossing

📊 60

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The app has maintained its position at 60 recently.

Last updated on July 20, 2026.

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User reviews

Connection issues

Every time I attempt to access the forecast or satellite I get a circular loading icon and 15 minutes later I am still not connected. I have fiber optic internet and 2gig upload and download speeds so it is not an issue on my side.

Cambio su forma de servicio

Tristemente no permite acceder a ella ya solo se puede pagando.

Gulf of Mexico

Poor. Uses wrong terminology and wrong names of bodies of water. So disappointing.

Best app!

I highly recommend this app so great app because it tracks hurricanes 🌀 so good work because I in Iowa in le mars keep it up !

Gulf of America?

Get it right, fix it.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Occasional app crashes

Bug

Locked portrait mode on tablets

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Requested Features

4 requests

Dark mode option

Feature

Improved spaghetti model visualization

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Expanded coverage for non-US regions

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Clearer explanations of data and maps

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FAQ

What kind of data does this hurricane tracker app provide?

This app offers comprehensive hurricane tracking data, including GOES satellite imagery animations, National Hurricane Center products, National Weather Service alerts, and weather prediction center graphics. It also provides detailed storm-specific graphics like cone track forecasts and wind probabilities.

What are the key features of the National Hurricane Center Data app?

Key features include GOES satellite imagery animations, access to National Hurricane Center products and National Weather Service alerts, tropical weather push notifications, and spaghetti models. Users can also view various forecast graphics, storm-specific graphics, and local storm threat graphics.

Is this app free to download and use?

The app is free to download and offers a range of features. However, there is a PRO subscription available which unlocks additional advanced features such as full-screen high-resolution satellite imagery, mesoscale imagery, and a wider selection of 16-day weather forecast models.

What devices is the National Hurricane Center Data app compatible with?

The application is available for iOS devices. It also features an Apple Watch app that allows users to view wind speed and intensity updates, satellite imagery, and choose from various Watch Complications.

How does the app help in tracking local storm threats?

The app provides local storm threat graphics which include assessments for flooding rain, wind, surge, and tornado threats, along with rainfall totals and wind warnings. These graphics are typically available shortly before storm landfall, offering localized impact information.