Through the lifetime of a hurricane, advisories
from the National Hurricane Center give the storm's position and
what the forecasters, or hurricane specialists, expect
the storm will do. As the hurricane moves to within a day or two
of its predicted landfall, these advisories begin to carry watch and warning messages, telling people
when and where the hurricane is expected to strike and what its
effects are likely to be.
You can get current satellite photos, weather
information, and advisories directly from the National
Hurricane Center. For more up-to-date weather information,
check out our Hurricane Hotlist.
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