Real Time Tropical Cyclones

This page displays active tropical cyclones and invests, updated automatically using the Tropycal python package. Data is available courtesy of the National Hurricane Center (NHC) for Atlantic and East & Central Pacific cyclones, and the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) globally. Click on any storm below for more information. All images are free to share with credit.

This page is currently under construction, and more additions will be coming soon. As of 9/25/2025, the superensemble viewer is back. Contact tomerburg@gmail.com with any questions.

ACTIVE STORMS

Tropical Depression Four-E

East Pacific • 35 mph • 1005 hPa

Tropical Storm Nine

West Pacific • 40 mph • 1001 hPa

ACTIVE INVESTS

Invest 96W

West Pacific • High formation risk

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Climatology: 2000-2024 East Pacific NHC forecast 24-hour wind change (over water only)

Hours	Change	Percentile Rank
0–24 hr	5 kt	Normal Range
12–36 hr	–5 kt	Normal Range
24–48 hr	–10 kt	Normal Range
48–72 hr	–5 kt	Normal Range
72–96 hr	0 kt	≥ 75^th Percentile

Climatology: 2000-2024 East Pacific NHC forecast 24-hour wind change based off forecast wind speed at the start of the 24-hour period (over water only, smaller sample size)

Hours	Start Wind	End Wind	Percentile Rank
0–24 hr	30 kt	35 kt	Normal Range
12–36 hr	35 kt	30 kt	Normal Range
24–48 hr	35 kt	25 kt	≤ 25^th Percentile
48–72 hr	25 kt	20 kt	Normal Range
72–96 hr	20 kt	20 kt	Record Maximum (Tie)

Climatology: 2000-2024 East Pacific NHC forecasts initialized at 30 kt (over water only)

Hour	Forecast	Percentile Rank
24	35 kt	Normal Range
36	30 kt	Normal Range
48	25 kt	Normal Range
72	20 kt	≤ 25^th Percentile
96	20 kt	≤ 10^th Percentile

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GRAND ENSEMBLE (NEW!)

Check out preview maps from the new multi-model Grand Ensemble currently under development, consisting of 360 members from 9 different ensemble suites:

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Raw

Interpolated

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DeepMind

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JTWC FORECAST DISCUSSION

JTWC Issued: 0600 UTC 1 Jul 2026

The area of convection (invest 96W) previously located near 13.8N 121.2E is now located near 13.8N 120.1E, approximately 70 nm southwest of Manila, Philippines. Animated enhanced infrared satellite imagery (EIR) depicts deep convection consolidating over the low-level circulation center (LLCC) with curved deep convective banding in the southern periphery. Environmental analysis for the area indicates a favorable environment for development once it moves over the South China Sea with warm sea surface temperatures (30-31c), low vertical wind shear (10-15kts), and good equatorward outflow aloft. Global models are in good agreement that 96W will rapidly intensify over the next 24 hours.

Maximum sustained surface winds are estimated at 18 to 23 knots. Minimum sea level pressure is estimated to be near 1005 mb. The potential for the development of a significant tropical cyclone within the next 24 hours remains high. See ref b (wtpn22 pgtw 302100 cor) for further details.

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