2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Hurricane and tropical storm tracking map

2017 Hurricanes and Tropical Storms

As 2017 hurricanes and tropical storms form in the Atlantic basin or Caribbean each tropical storm name will become active and link to more information.

Arlene	Bret	Cindy	Don	Emily	Franklin	Gert
Harvey	Irma	Jose	Katia	Lee	Maria	Nate
Ophelia	Philippe	Rina	Sean	Tammy	Vince	Whitney

2017 Hurricane Season Predictions & Forecasts

These 2017 hurricane season forecasts provide a range of views and forecasts for the 2017 hurricane season from leading meteorologists. The 2017 hurricane forecast table will be updated throughout the year as updates are published and storms occur. If you would like to add your forecast information please contact us.

Forecaster	Named storms	Hurricanes	Major hurricanes
NOAA	14 – 19	5 – 9	2 – 5
Colorado State University	16	8	3
Tropical Storm Risk	17	7	3
Accuweather	11 – 15	6 – 9	3 – 4
Weatherbell	10 – 12	4 – 6	1 – 2
UK Met Office	13	8	–
The Weather Company	17	9	4
Artemis Average forecast	15	7	3
2017 Hurricane Season Actuals	17	10	6
1950 – 2016 long-term average	11	6	3
1981 – 2010 median	12	6.5	2
2007 – 2016 recent average	14	7	3

Landfall probabilities for hurricanes and tropical storms

United States Landfalling Hurricane Probability Project
From the Tropical Meteorology Research Project at Colorado State University and the GeoGraphics Laboratory at Bridgewater State University

 

Satellite images for tropical Atlantic and Caribbean

Atlantic Satellite

Caribbean Satellite

Current Tropical Surface Features

24hr Forecast Tropical Surface Features

24hr Tropical Winds

Current Atlantic Conditions

Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook
From the U.S. National Hurricane Center

Atlantic Tropical Weather Discussion
From the U.S. National Hurricane Center

Atlantic hurricane season and tropical storm archives – pages from previous years with details of each storm of each season.

Useful hurricane season resources

Map of U.S. and Gulf of Mexico Energy Infrastructure with Real-time Storm Information
From the U.S. Energy Information Administration

SurgeDat
Extremely useful source of storm surge data, including interactive maps, peak surge maps and data. From the Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program (SCIPP)