Current Radar or Satellite Image

Flhurricane.com - Central Florida Hurricane Center - Tracking Storms since 1995Hurricanes Without the Hype! Since 1995


The Atlantic is quiet
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 44 (Milton) , Major: 44 (Milton) Florida - Any: 44 (Milton) Major: 44 (Milton)
None
COMMUNICATION
STORM DATA
CONTENT
FOLLOW US
 

Position History For Post-Tropical Cyclone Cyclone (2012)

[ Other Storms] - [ Google Map of this Storm] [ xml ] [ csv ] [ json ]
Adv#DateLatLongWindPresMovementTypeNameReceivedForecaster
109/03 5:00 PM25.6N42.2W35MPH1012mbNw at 3 MPH (305 deg)TDTD#1309/03 5:02 PMBrown/cangialosi
209/03 11:00 PM25.9N42.8W35MPH1012mbNw at 5 MPH (305 deg)TDTD#1309/03 11:02 PMKimberlain
309/04 5:00 AM26.5N43.3W35MPH1012mbNw at 6 MPH (310 deg)TDTD#1309/04 4:41 AMBlake
409/04 11:00 AM27.0N43.5W40MPH1006mbNnw at 5 MPH (340 deg)TSMichael09/04 10:38 AMAvila
509/04 5:00 PM27.5N43.7W50MPH1006mbNnw at 7 MPH (340 deg)TSMichael09/04 4:53 PMBrown
609/04 11:00 PM27.4N43.7W50MPH1005mbStationary minimum central pressure...1005 mb...29.68 inches wTSMichael09/04 10:38 PMPasch
709/05 5:00 AM28.1N43.9W50MPH1005mbN at 5 MPH (360 deg)TSMichael09/05 4:41 AMBrennan
809/05 11:00 AM28.3N43.3W50MPH1005mbNe at 6 MPH (35 deg)TSMichael09/05 10:41 AMRoberts
909/05 1:30 PM28.5N42.9W65MPH998mbNe at 7 MPH (35 deg)TSMichael09/05 1:44 PMRoberts
1009/05 5:00 PM28.8N42.7W70MPH994mbNe at 7 MPH (50 deg)TSMichael09/05 4:35 PMRoberts
1109/05 11:00 PM29.3N42.2W75MPH990mbNe at 7 MPH (50 deg)H1Michael09/05 10:41 PMPasch
1209/06 1:00 AM29.4N42.0W105MPH974mbNe at 7 MPH (50 deg)H2Michael09/06 1:02 AMBlake/brennan
1309/06 5:00 AM29.6N41.7W115MPH965mbNe at 7 MPH (45 deg)H3Michael09/06 4:44 AMBlake
1409/06 11:00 AM30.1N41.3W115MPH964mbNe at 7 MPH (40 deg)H3Michael09/06 10:38 AMRoberts
1509/06 5:00 PM30.6N41.0W110MPH967mbNne at 6 MPH (20 deg)H2Michael09/06 4:32 PMRoberts
1609/06 11:00 PM30.8N40.8W105MPH970mbNne at 5 MPH (25 deg)H2Michael09/06 10:35 PMBerg
1709/07 5:00 AM31.0N40.8W105MPH970mbN at 3 MPH (360 deg)H2Michael09/07 4:35 AMCangialosi
1809/07 11:00 AM31.2N41.1W105MPH970mbNw at 3 MPH (320 deg)H2Michael09/07 11:02 AMBlake
1909/07 5:00 PM31.4N41.3W105MPH970mbNw at 3 MPH (320 deg)H2Michael09/07 4:32 PMBlake
2009/07 11:00 PM31.8N41.8W100MPH974mbNw at 6 MPH (320 deg)H2Michael09/07 10:44 PMBerg
2109/08 5:00 AM32.2N41.8W100MPH974mbNnw at 5 MPH (330 deg)H2Michael09/08 4:35 AMCangialosi
2209/08 11:00 AM32.6N42.1W105MPH971mbNw at 5 MPH (325 deg)H2Michael09/08 10:53 AMBlake
2309/08 5:00 PM33.1N42.3W105MPH971mbNnw at 6 MPH (335 deg)H2Michael09/08 4:44 PMBlake
2409/08 11:00 PM33.4N42.4W100MPH975mbNnw at 6 MPH (335 deg)H2Michael09/08 10:38 PMBerg
2509/09 5:00 AM33.8N42.7W100MPH975mbNw at 5 MPH (315 deg)H2Michael09/09 4:50 AMCangialosi
2609/09 11:00 AM33.7N43.2W90MPH978mbW at 5 MPH (275 deg)H1Michael09/09 10:47 AMKimberlain
2709/09 5:00 PM33.6N43.8W90MPH978mbW at 5 MPH (270 deg)H1Michael09/09 4:35 PMKimberlain
2809/09 11:00 PM33.6N44.4W85MPH983mbW at 6 MPH (265 deg)H1Michael09/09 10:59 PMRoberts
2909/10 5:00 AM33.5N45.2W80MPH987mbW at 7 MPH (265 deg)H1Michael09/10 4:44 AMCangialosi
3009/10 11:00 AM33.6N46.3W80MPH987mbW at 8 MPH (275 deg)H1Michael09/10 10:50 AMKimberlain
3109/10 5:00 PM34.4N47.6W75MPH989mbNw at 12 MPH (305 deg)H1Michael09/10 4:47 PMKimberlain
3209/10 11:00 PM35.3N48.0W75MPH989mbNnw at 13 MPH (345 deg)H1Michael09/10 10:50 PMRoberts
3309/11 5:00 AM37.1N47.7W65MPH994mbN at 18 MPH (360 deg)TSMichael09/11 4:53 AMCangialosi
3409/11 11:00 AM39.2N47.2W45MPH1000mbNne at 23 MPH (20 deg)TSMichael09/11 10:41 AMAvila
3509/11 5:00 PM41.4N45.8W40MPH1000mbNne at 31 MPH (25 deg)PTCCyclone09/11 4:38 PMAvila
flhurricane.com
Note: This is NOT an official page. It is run by weather hobbyists and should not be used as a replacement for official sources. 
CFHC's main servers are currently located at Hostdime.com in Orlando, FL.
Image Server Network thanks to Mike Potts and Amazon Web Services. If you have static file hosting space that allows dns aliasing contact us to help out! Some Maps Provided by:
Great thanks to all who donated and everyone who uses the site as well. Site designed for 800x600+ resolution
When in doubt, take the word of the National Hurricane Center