174 years of U.S. landfalls…
Every dot on this map is a recorded U.S. hurricane or tropical-storm landfall, drawn directly from NOAA's HURDAT2 Atlantic and Eastern North Pacific best-track databases — the same data the National Hurricane Center uses for its post-season analyses.
L identifier (the official landfall marker — center of the cyclone crossing a coastline).L marker but whose 6-hourly track passes over U.S. land while at tropical-storm or hurricane intensity (e.g. Iniki 1992 on Kauai). Landfall position interpolated when the crossing happens between synoptic times.Loading data-build details...
Every storm from August 1995 onward ships with the full set of in-coverage 6-hourly radar frames baked into the repo (~512 MB across 1700+ PNGs in 139 storm folders). Two ways to use it:
Coverage:
n0r) at 5-minute cadence (hourly for the 1995-2002 window).n0q), 2010-onward.Charting 174 years of Atlantic and Pacific landfalls…