NOAA Updates Hurricane Tracking Graphic to Enhance Safety
NOAA Updates Hurricane Tracking Graphic to Enhance Safety
US · Published Apr 7, 2026
NOAA has updated its 'Cone of Uncertainty' graphic to better show land-based hurricane risks, enhancing public safety.
The updated graphic improves visibility of potential impacts on land, helping residents and authorities prepare for storms.
NOAA is enhancing educational outreach to ensure communities at risk have the resources to prepare effectively for hurricane season.
Enhancing public safety during hurricane season
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has introduced an updated version of its ‘Cone of Uncertainty’ graphic to enhance public safety during hurricane season. The new graphic provides a clearer depiction of land-based risks associated with hurricanes, improving how residents and authorities prepare for incoming storms. This update is part of NOAA’s ongoing efforts to refine communication and safety measures related to hurricane tracking and preparedness.
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