Hi friends. I have recently built a new web page that includes a robust collection of historical tropical cyclone data. It includes aircraft reconnaissance data (airborne radar, flight-level, and dropsondes), IR satellite for all TCs since 1980, and microwave for all TC since the 1980s too. There are also archived model forecasts and environmental diagnostics. All of this is shown in an interactive map display. I'd be very curious to hear your thoughts. Regardless, I hope it will be useful to you. I'm calling it TC-ATLAS: Tropical Cyclone Analysis Tool for Live and Archived Structure. I plan to continue to add more features as we move toward EPAC/Atlantic hurricane season.
The main webpage can be found here: https://michaelfischerwx.github.io/TC-ATLAS/index.html
The "global archive" page is where most of the features I mentioned above live. Cheers!
New webpage of historical tropical cyclone data
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Re: New webpage of historical tropical cyclone data
SouthDadeFish wrote:Hi friends. I have recently built a new web page that includes a robust collection of historical tropical cyclone data. It includes aircraft reconnaissance data (airborne radar, flight-level, and dropsondes), IR satellite for all TCs since 1980, and microwave for all TC since the 1980s too. There are also archived model forecasts and environmental diagnostics. All of this is shown in an interactive map display. I'd be very curious to hear your thoughts. Regardless, I hope it will be useful to you. I'm calling it TC-ATLAS: Tropical Cyclone Analysis Tool for Live and Archived Structure. I plan to continue to add more features as we move toward EPAC/Atlantic hurricane season.
The main webpage can be found here: https://michaelfischerwx.github.io/TC-ATLAS/index.html
The "global archive" page is where most of the features I mentioned above live. Cheers!
This is great, thank you!
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Re: New webpage of historical tropical cyclone data
Whoa this is so cool! Thank you so much for the share, I'll definitely be referring to this resource in the future! 
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