U.S. hurricane forecast and warning system

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The U.S. hurricane forecast and warning system is the national framework of observational tools, computer models, and communication protocols used to predict hurricanes and issue timely alerts to protect life and property.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf disaster risk reduction system
early warning system
national forecasting framework
component emergency management coordination
forecast operations centers
hurricane observation network
numerical weather prediction models
public communication protocols
storm surge models
warning dissemination system
coordinatedWith Federal Emergency Management Agency
U.S. Coast Guard
broadcast media
local emergency management agencies
state emergency management agencies
wireless carriers
country United States
coversRegion Atlantic basin
Caribbean territories of the United States
U.S. Atlantic coast
U.S. Gulf Coast
U.S. Pacific territories
central North Pacific
eastern North Pacific
dataSource GOES weather satellites
linked to: NOAA satellites

JPSS weather satellites
NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft
National Data Buoy Center buoys
U.S. Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunters
WSR-88D Doppler radar network
linked to: KOUN WSR-88D radar
issues extreme wind warnings
flash flood warnings
flash flood watches
hurricane outlooks
hurricane warnings
hurricane watches
storm surge warnings
storm surge watches
tropical cyclone advisories
tropical storm warnings
tropical storm watches
tropical weather outlooks
legalAuthority National Weather Service Organic Act
Stafford Act
Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation Act of 2017
managedBy NOAA National Weather Service
operatedBy Central Pacific Hurricane Center
National Hurricane Center
primaryAgency National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Weather Service
primaryGoal protection of life
protection of property
risk communication
specializedCenter Central Pacific Hurricane Center
National Hurricane Center
supportedBy Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program
National Hurricane Operations Plan
timeHorizon medium-range forecasts
seasonal outlooks
short-range forecasts
uses data assimilation systems
deterministic forecast models
dropsonde measurements
ensemble forecast models
geostationary weather satellites
hurricane hunter aircraft reconnaissance
ocean buoys
polar-orbiting weather satellites
radar networks
storm surge inundation models
surface weather observations
wave models
usesCommunicationChannel Emergency Alert System
NOAA Weather Radio
Wireless Emergency Alerts
social media platforms
television and radio broadcasts
web-based advisories
usesProduct arrival time of winds graphics
cone of uncertainty
storm surge inundation maps
wind speed probability graphics
usesScale Saffir–Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale

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Sea, Lake, and Overland Surges from Hurricanes model partOf U.S. hurricane forecast and warning system
U.S. hurricane forecast and warning system supportedBy National Hurricane Operations Plan
linked to: U.S. hurricane forecast and warning system