Hurricane Tracking

Hurricane tracking refers to the systematic monitoring and forecasting of hurricanes as they develop and move across the ocean. This process involves the use of various meteorological tools and technologies, such as satellites, radar, aircraft reconnaissance, and computer models, to observe the storm’s path, intensity, speed, and potential landfall. The objective of hurricane tracking is to provide accurate and timely information to warn affected regions, facilitate preparedness and response efforts, and minimize the impact of hurricanes on communities. Tracking includes the analysis of atmospheric conditions, sea surface temperatures, and wind patterns that influence the behavior of these powerful storm systems.