Hurricane Center

Weather

Christopher Coudriet

iPhone iPad Android$2.99
Store rating
4.6 ★
Store ratings
1,049
AVALW mentions
0
Price
$2.99
Platforms
3
Listed
Nov 6, 2026

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About Hurricane Center

Hurricane Center gives you a focused, modern way to track tropical weather when it matters most. Follow active hurricanes, tropical storms, depressions, and monitored NHC basins with live storm details, forecast tracks, cones, satellite imagery, advisories, outlooks, and alert tools built specifically for hurricane season.
Designed around official tropical cyclone monitoring, Hurricane Center helps you quickly understand what is active, where it is headed, and what changed since the last advisory.
Features include:
- Active storm tracking for hurricanes, tropical storms, and depressions
- Official National Hurricane Center advisories and outlooks
- Forecast cone, track, wind, surge, and satellite map layers
- Basin-based storm monitoring
- Followed storm alerts for advisory changes
- Recent alert history with read and unread status
- Map Pro premium overlays for advanced storm tracking, available as an in-app purchase
- Synthesized NOAA Weather Radio stations available as an in-app purchase
- Universal iPhone and iPad support
- Dark hurricane-focused interface built for quick scanning
Hurricane Center is built for people who want a serious tropical weather app without clutter. Whether you are watching one storm or monitoring an active basin, the app keeps the most important hurricane information close at hand.
For support, questions, or feedback, contact us from inside the app.

Hurricane Center is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NOAA, the National Hurricane Center, or the National Weather Service. Alert delivery and timing depend on notification settings, connectivity, Apple services, and upstream data. Use multiple sources of emergency information.

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