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Disclaimer : The tropical cyclone information displayed here is based on the latest NOAA and JTWC reports received here at CIMSS, and may or may not be the most current forecast available from these official forecasting agencies.
Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies / University of Wisconsin-MadisonTropical CyclonesAdvanced Dvorak Technique (ADT) -- Version 9.1. Tropical Cyclones. Advanced Dvorak Technique (ADT) -- Version 9.1. Storms with RED backgrounds are flagged as undergoing ET. Storms with CYAN backgrounds are flagged as Subtropical.
The Morphed Integrated Microwave Imagery at CIMSS (MIMIC) product provides a radar-like visualization of the evolution of TC structure using advanced image morphing algorithms. The final product is a synthetically-derived animation at 15 minute intervals between two authentic passive microwave satellite images.
The CIMSS Tropical Cyclone group does not produce forecasts or warnings for any TCs, instead we provide unique information to the organizations and forecasters who do. Scroll over tabs below for brief description of each project, the primary investigators, and a link to project homepages
CIMSS provides this product for the general public's viewing, but is not responsible for its ultimate use in the forecasting of tropical cyclones and/or the use of public watches/warnings. Concerned customers should confirm these prognostications with official sources (see our links section).
The CIMSS Satellite Consensus (SATCON) product blends tropical cyclone intensity estimates derived from multiple objective algorithms to produce an ensemble estimate of intensity for current tropical cyclones worldwide.
Fill in the following search fields to find a particular storm. Any search field not filled in will default to all possible values, i.e., if you leave the Name/Year field blank then storm name will not be considered when searching the database.
The Advanced Dvorak Technique (ADT) utilizes longwave-infrared, temperature measurements from geostationary satellites to estimate tropical cyclone (TC) intensity. The ADT is based upon the operational Dvorak Technique developed by Vern Dvorak of NOAA over 30 years ago.
References. Search AOSS Library by typing SATCON as search term. SATCON Proving Ground Page. View all storms at the same time including short satellite and MIMIC-TC loops. SATCON PG PAGE. SATCON Change Log. SATCON QUICK GUIDE (PDF)
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