HurriMap: Hurricane Tracker

Hurricane tracker with location-based storm alerts and tools to help you prepare for the storm.

HurriMap is an interactive weather map that uses real data from NOAA's NHC to track tropical weather and help you know when the storm is arriving and what the conditions will be when it does.

What sets HurriMap apart from other apps is the ability to set your location to receive alerts that affect you as well as information to help you plan for you and your family.

FOLLOW THE STORM
• Track tropical storms and hurricanes on an interactive map.
• See forecast tracks, cones, wind fields, watches and warnings together.
• Step through forecast times to understand how a storm could develop.
• Read advisory details, including wind speed, pressure and movement.
• Check tropical weather outlooks for areas that could develop.
• Explore satellite imagery and coastal observations for more context.
• Check each product's source and time.

KNOW WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOUR PLACE
A storm's center is only part of the story. Save a place and bring the information that matters closer to home.
• Set My place with a ZIP code, your location or a long press on the map.
• Check nearby storm threats without estimating everything yourself.
• Explore wind probabilities and forecast wind arrival times.
• See storm surge watches, warnings and available surge risk information.
• Read local weather statements and alerts for your area.
• Find evacuation zones, shelters and reported evacuation information where available.
• Check NOAA Weather Radio information for your county where available.
• Enter the time you need to prepare to help put forecast timing in context.

LET ALERTS GET YOUR ATTENTION
You cannot keep a map open all day. Enable warning alerts so HurriMap can notify you when supported weather warnings include your saved place.
• Hurricane and tropical storm warnings.
• Storm surge warnings.
• Tornado and flash flood warnings.
• Choose the warning types you want to receive.

Set up your place and notifications before you need them. Alerts require notification permission, connectivity and available source data; delivery can be delayed or interrupted.

MORE WAYS TO SEE THE WEATHER
• Switch map layers to focus on the information you need.
• Compare satellite views with storm forecasts.
• Share maps to help family and friends understand what you are watching.

GO DEEPER WITH HURRIMAP PRO
An optional subscription adds tools for a closer look:
• Forecast models: spaghetti tracks, GEFS ensemble members and intensity charts.
• Hurricane Hunters: reconnaissance flights, dropsondes and storm observations.
• Scenario editing: shift the track and change storm strength to explore what-if cases.
• Map drawing: mark up a map before sharing it.
• Wear OS companion: check the storm that matters for My place, with tile and complication support.

Scenario edits are exploratory tools, not forecasts. Model guidance can change and should be considered alongside published forecasts.

Forecasts, watches and warnings, storm surge information, wind arrival times, NHC advisories and My place remain free. Pro subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled through Google Play. Available pricing and eligible offers are shown before purchase.

START BEFORE THE NEXT WARNING
Whether you are watching conditions near home or checking on people you care about, make HurriMap part of your weather routine. Save your place, enable alerts and keep your Hurricane Tracker ready.

DATA SOURCES AND SAFETY
HurriMap displays weather information from sources including:
• National Hurricane Center: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
• National Weather Service: https://www.weather.gov/
• NOAA: https://www.noaa.gov/

HurriMap does not replace emergency alerts, evacuation instructions or advice from local authorities. Always follow the National Weather Service and your local emergency management authorities.

Privacy policy: https://www.hurrimap.com/privacy.html
Terms of use: https://www.hurrimap.com/terms.html

Recent changes:
• Typhoons are here. Follow storms threatening Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa, with wind chances, arrival times and "finish preparations by."
• New alerts fill the gap Wireless Emergency Alerts leave: tropical storm warnings for your place, free. Pro adds hurricane, tropical storm, storm surge and typhoon watches, your 48-hour head start.
• Now in Spanish. Plus share-image sizes, draggable advisory labels and a more private alert system.
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