HurricaneMap
174 years of U.S. landfalls…
Landfall Data Table
Hurricane preparedness
Evacuation zone lookup
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Track gallery poster
A high-resolution density portrait of the storms in your current filters.
About HurricaneMap
Every dot is a recorded U.S. hurricane or tropical-storm landfall from NOAA HURDAT2.
How landfalls are detected
- Explicit: HURDAT2 records flagged with the
Lidentifier. - Inferred: Tropical tracks that cross U.S. land without an
Lmarker. - Loading independent AOML ground-truth check…
Known gaps in the source data
- HURDAT2 has a 1971-1990 continental landfall-marker gap.
- Early observing eras under-sample storms.
- Wind radii are available only in recent years.
Current data build
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Archive coverage
Bundled sources have different time ranges, update cycles, and availability.
Archive coverage is unavailable.
Each storm card links to
- Wikipedia article for the storm
- YouTube search for footage and aftermath
- NOAA Tropical Cyclone Reports archive
- National Hurricane Center storm wallet
Archived NEXRAD radar (📡)
Storms from August 1995 onward include archived radar.
- Direct: select 📡 beside a landfall.
- Track animation: synchronize radar to the simulated clock.
Coverage:
- Continental U.S. uses
n0rreflectivity. - Hawaii and Puerto Rico use
n0qreflectivity. - No radar archive is available before 1995.
- Missing local frames fall back to live IEM URLs.
Charting 174 years of Atlantic and Pacific landfalls…