The NHC said the updates would roll out for the 2026 season beginning June 1.

For the first time, the operational forecast cone will include tropical storm and hurricane watches and warnings for inland areas, not just coastal zones. The National Hurricane Center update follows a successful experimental phase in

The National Hurricane Center is rolling out updates to its storm-tracking “cone of uncertainty” graphics that are aimed at providing more details about where hurricanes are projected to end up and how strong they will be.

With La Niña fading and the possibility of a strong El Niño on the horizon, the 2026 hurricane season could still bring surprises.

New updates from the National Hurricane Center aim to make hurricane forecasts easier to understand, with changes to the track cone, storm surge alerts, and mobile access. Here’s what it means for

ATLANTA — It might sound crazy, but even NOAA's Hurricane Hunters are interested in this weekend's winter storm. "This is a really high impact event with potential of widespread icing," said meteorologist Jonathan Zawislak, NOAA Hurricane Hunter and ...