The recent change from daylight saving time to standard time means that products from the National Hurricane Center and other forecast agencies are available one hour earlier. Users tracking Tropical Storm Nicole from the Eastern…
HURREVAC’s Track and Swath Options interface has been redesigned to give users more choices for how to display storm tracks and forecasts. The existing capabilities are unchanged. The most significant new feature is the ability to plot Previous…
The 2022 season version of HURREVAC features a refined interface, improvements to tools, and expanded learning resources. Major upgrades 1.) The 2022 version introduces a revamped HURREVAC logo and Toolbox icons. This is the first phase of…
In preparation for the start of the 2022 hurricane season, HURREVAC’s systems were temporarily taken offline tonight between 8 and 11 PM Eastern. Upgrades are now complete and service is fully restored. Contact support@hurrevac.com if…
Emergency managers in Georgia and South Carolina should use the updated Charleston basin (CH3) and associated high-resolution MEOWs in HURREVAC to understand their storm surge risk as it relates to both planning and operational decision-making.…
