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Pacific Storm Center

Live tracking for all Pacific basins — Eastern and Central Pacific from NOAA/NHC, Western Pacific typhoons from JTWC. Updated continuously during active advisories.

NHC East Pacific → JTWC West Pacific → 2026 EP Names Tracker

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NOAA National Hurricane Center

Eastern North Pacific Outlook

The Eastern Pacific hurricane season runs May 15 – November 30. NHC tracks storms east of 140°W longitude. Images update automatically — click for the full interactive NHC page.

Eastern Pacific — 2-Day Outlook

NHC Eastern North Pacific 2-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook

Eastern Pacific — 7-Day Outlook

NHC Eastern North Pacific 7-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook

Central North Pacific Outlook

The Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) in Honolulu covers storms between 140°W and 180°. This basin includes Hawaii's primary threat zone. Season runs June 1 – November 30.

Central Pacific — 2-Day Outlook

NHC Central North Pacific 2-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook

Central Pacific — 7-Day Outlook

NHC Central North Pacific 7-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook

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Western Pacific — Typhoon Zone

Western Pacific & Typhoon Tracking

The Western Pacific basin — west of 180° longitude — is the most active tropical cyclone basin on Earth. Storms here are called typhoons (the same phenomenon as a hurricane, just in a different basin). The Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii issues advisories for this region.

🌀 JTWC Active Advisories →

Joint Typhoon Warning Center — current advisories for Western Pacific and Indian Ocean.

📋 JTWC Tropical Weather Outlook →

Western North Pacific Tropical Weather Outlook text discussion from JTWC.

🗾 Japan Meteorological Agency →

JMA typhoon tracking for the Western Pacific — updated continuously during active storms.

🛰 RAMMB Satellite Loop →

GOES and Himawari satellite loops covering all Pacific basins in real time.

Western Pacific naming: Typhoon names in the Western Pacific are assigned from a list maintained by the WMO's ESCAP/WMO Typhoon Committee. Names come from 14 member nations and territories including Japan, China, the Philippines, and the United States. The list is different from both the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific systems.

Official Sources

Pacific Storm Advisory Links

NHC — All Active Cyclones →

Current NHC advisories for Eastern and Central Pacific basins.

NHC EP Tropical Weather Outlook →

Official text outlook for the Eastern North Pacific basin.

Central Pacific Hurricane Center →

NOAA CPHC in Honolulu — Hawaii's primary official storm warning source.

NHC Data & Archive →

Historical Pacific storm tracks, best-track data, and prior season archives.

NOAA Weather Radar →

Live radar including Hawaii, Guam, and U.S. Pacific territories.

2026 Eastern Pacific Names Tracker →

All 22 Eastern Pacific storm names for 2026 with live status badges.

Pacific Emergency Management

State & Territory Resources

Hawaii

Hawaii Emergency Management Agency (HI-EMA)

dod.hawaii.gov/hiema → Hawaii Hurricane Preparedness Guide →

Guam

Guam Homeland Security / Office of Civil Defense

guamhs.org →

Northern Mariana Islands

CNMI Emergency Management Office

cnmiemo.gov.mp →

American Samoa

American Samoa Department of Homeland Security

americansamoa.gov →

U.S. Pacific Islands — NWS

NOAA National Weather Service Pacific region forecasts

NWS Honolulu (Hawaii) → NWS Tiyan (Guam/Micronesia) →

Mexico Pacific Coast

Mexican Pacific coast communities face direct Eastern Pacific hurricane risk

Mexico SMN (Servicio Meteorológico) →

Be Prepared

📋 Hurricane Supply Checklist →

Water, food, power, first aid, medications, documents — everything to stock before a storm.

🚗 Evacuation Checklist →

Go-bag, routes, zones, and when to leave before any tropical cyclone.

🌺 Hawaii Hurricane Guide →

Island-specific surge risks, HI-EMA resources, and Iniki preparedness lessons.

Attribution & Disclaimer: Outlook imagery sourced from NOAA National Hurricane Center. JTWC links go to official U.S. Navy sources. This site is not affiliated with NOAA, NHC, JTWC, JMA, or any government agency. Always follow local emergency management instructions. In an emergency, call 911 (or local equivalent in your territory).