Observed imagery loads separately from the advisory. The base map is not observed satellite imagery.
The cone describes center uncertainty; impacts can extend outside it.
MaverickWX map · Data: NOAA/NHC · not an official graphic
Change time or forecast product
Recorded weather · gaps are marked. Coverage begins with recording activation.
Live sources keep independent clocks.
Replay coverage and interpretation
Rolling target: 24 hours; cells: six hours. Radar: NOAA MRMS national overview, 8-minute tolerance. Satellite: original GOES GeoColor day/night picture, hourly sampling, 75-minute tolerance. No interpolation or latest-image fallback. Warning and source checks retain their own clocks. “Recorded by” is collector acquisition evidence, not exact browser publication history.
Current GLM density, velocity and specialist layers are hidden during replay. Snow uses retained footprint metadata with unverified pixel time. Forecast uses one pinned issuance/run and exact valid time.
Choose Forecast for a pinned issuance and valid time.
Place impacts and official products
Choose a watched place for exact-point results, bands and qualified timing. Each product carries its own issuance and coverage.
Wind speed probabilities
Chance of sustained wind of at least 34, 50 and 64 knots, by place
Place
34 kt
50 kt
64 kt
20n 110w
24%
3%
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Isla Socorro
3%
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NHC’s chance of sustained wind of at least each speed at each place it lists, through ; the places with the highest chance of 34 kt first. Issued . Data: NOAA/NHC. NHC’s table.
NHC’s coastal watches and warnings
NHC has no coastal watch or warning in effect for this storm.
In NHC’s words, Advisory 25, issued . The areas NHC names, in the United States and abroad; for a place outside the United States its national service is the warning authority. Data: NOAA/NHC. NHC’s advisory.
None: no U.S. state or territory is under NHC’s coastal watches or warnings or inside the cone, Advisory 25. Current geographical context; these alerts are not attributed to the cyclone.
No U.S. area
No U.S. state or territory is under NHC’s coastal watches or warnings or inside the cone. The storm’s own panels are shown, and no NWS alert is listed.
Official forecast table
Forecast points
NHC Advisory 25 · advisory · forecast cycle . Forecast positions are future estimates, not observed imagery. Classification is shown only where published.
Published official forecast; no interpolated positions or winds
Each entry selects one immutable snapshot. Intermediate, special and corrected records are separate identities where retained. Current NWS context is labelled separately. Historical impact manifests are not retained by this index; newer impacts are never attached to an earlier advisory. Same-time corrections replaced in the publisher’s index cannot be selected unless still listed.
None: no U.S. state or territory is under NHC’s coastal watches or warnings or inside the cone, Advisory 25 Coastal watches and warnings: none in a U.S. state · Cone: crosses no U.S. state
Hazards
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Window
In force now, with this advisory’s forecast
Made by
NHC’s own products, as this site’s pipeline published them, read again with each new advisory. Watch another area
The storm’s area, by its warning centre’s products: everything listed is in force in this area, never “from this storm”.
All published products and source descriptions
Forecast track
The official forecast track, drawn by this site from NHC’s Advisory 25 (). Not an official NHC product. Data: NOAA/NHC. NHC’s own.
Intensity forecast
The official intensity forecast, drawn by this site from NHC’s Advisory 25 (). Not an official NHC product. Data: NOAA/NHC. NHC’s own.
Satellite
The storm’s page shows it on NASA GIBS (NOAA GOES, JMA Himawari)’s imagery, loaded by your browser. GOES-West at 29° from the storm's meridian.
No supported NWS monitoring area. Check local warning authorities.
Not checked
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