Global Tropical Cyclones Information Portal
Global Tropical Cyclones
https://global-tropical-cyclones.com
Brand new website in collaboration with Roger Pielke Jr. (The Honest Broker) using our combined research and decades of experience on the science of hurricanes. We’ll be updating it with new features as long as they add value, and help inform the public about the intersection of climate science with global tropical cyclone activity. Of course, you’ll find my favorite charts of Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) as well as Dr. Pielke’s work on damages, landfalls, and normalization.
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This is Weather Wires Post number 1: Day 203 of 2026.
Day 52 of Atlantic Hurricane Season — Bertha remains a weak tropical storm but is on life support near the Louisiana coastline
Author: Dr. Ryan Maue (X @RyanWeather X @weathertrader)
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New: Check out weather.football to see if your favorite team (NFL, college) plays in terrible weather. Will be a fun resource for Fall 2026 season ahead, powered by weather.city and supported by subscribers here at Weather Trader.
New: Satellite viewer (then radar) —> e.g. Equatorial Africa tropical waves viewed at squall.cloud (Squall Cloud)
Charts update every day!
More Weather Wires — coming soon, too!
My Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast (2026)
From April 7, 2026: Atlantic Seasonal Hurricane Forecast: (11/5/2)
9-13 Named Storms (11 most likely)
4-7 Hurricanes (5 or 6 most likely)
1-3 Major Hurricanes (2 most likely)
Accumulated Cyclone Energy: 75-85 (well below normal)
NOAA 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast
