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Recent and Historical Tropical Cyclones
Tropical cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons for Australia and the Southern Hemisphere developed by Michael Bath.
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Current / Recent Storms2022/23 season
Tropical Cyclone tracking maps issued by BoM
Ilsa, [6 - 14 Apr 2023]
- BoM Track
Herman, [28 Mar - 4 Apr 2023]
- BoM Track
18, [27 Feb - 1 Mar 2023]
- BoM Track
16, [22 Feb - 10 Mar 2023]
- BoM Track
Gabrielle, [5 - 11 Feb 2023]
- BoM Track
Freddy, [4 - 14 Feb 2023]
- BoM Track
11, [3 - 9 Feb 2023]
- BoM Track
7, [6 - 8 Jan 2023]
- BoM Track
Ellie, [21 Dec 2022 - 8 Jan 2023]
- BoM Track
Darian, [13 - 21 Dec 2022]
- BoM Track
2, [2 - 5 Nov 2022]
- BoM Track
1, [27 Jul - 1 Aug 2022]
- BoM Track
Region Advisories and Notes:
Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) Data
BoM Data 1906/07 to 2022/23 :Season Summary and Individual
Tropical Cyclone Track Maps
May 2023:
The complete set of individual and season track maps and data for all years of
Bureau of Meteorology tropical cyclone data is available: 1906/07 to 2022/23 (1,074 cyclones).
Summary listing of all BoM tropical cyclones
| BoM: Australia 90E - 160E |
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Historical Tropical Cyclone Track Maps
Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) Best Track Data
JTWC Best Tracks 1944/45 to 2020/21 :Season Summary and Individual
Tropical Cyclone Track Maps
August 2022:
The complete set of individual and season track maps and data for all years of Joint Typhoon Warning
Center best tracks data is available: 1944/45 to 2020/21 (2,134 cyclones).
Summary listing of all JTWC tropical cyclones
| JTWC: Australia 90E - 180E |
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| JTWC: South Indian Ocean 15E - 135E |
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| JTWC: South Pacific Ocean 135E - 110W |
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| JTWC: Southern Hemisphere 15E - 110W |
Operational Data
Season Summary and Individual TropicalCyclone Track Maps since the 1997/98
season up to the end of June 2023.
September 2023: Tropical cyclone tracks based on operational warnings issued by the various southern hemisphere warning agencies. Season and individual tracks are available from 1997/98 to 2022/23 (828 cyclones).
Summary listing of all Operational tropical cyclones
| OPER: Australia 90E - 180E |
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| OPER: South Indian Ocean 15E - 135E |
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| OPER: South Pacific Ocean 135E - 110W |
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| OPER: Southern Hemisphere 15E - 110W |
Information about the Southern Hemispshere basins and tropical cyclone intensities are available here.
Global Tracks and Summaries
Individual tropical cyclone event descriptions/overviews and operational track source data prepared monthly by Gary Padgett and Steve Young.
- Latest operational global tracks: October 2023
- Global Archives: September 1997 to date
View the Plotting Notes which define the southern hemisphere warning regions, and compare the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale with the US Saffin/Simpson Hurricane intensity scale.
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Weather Maps & Radar :
Bureau of Meteorology:
Fiji Meteorological Service:
New Zealand Met Service:
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Satellite Pictures :
Bureau of Meteorology:
University of Wisconsin:
BSCH (various sources)
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Southern Hemisphere Tropical Cyclone Warning Agencies :
[Bureau of Meteorology]
[Naval Oceanography Portal / Joint Typhoon Warning Center]
[Fiji Meteorological Service]
[New Zealand Metservice]
[Meteo France La Reunion]
[Indonesian Agency For Meteorology]
[UK Met Office]
Other Resources:
Global Tropical Cyclone Terminology by Gary Padgett
Cyclone Terms and Their Definitions by CrosswordZone
Australian Tropical Cyclone Names List by Bureau of Meteorology
Tropical Cyclone Pages by NRL Monterey Marine Meteorology Division
Australian Tropical Cyclone Impacts by Jeff Callaghan, Bureau of Meteorology: [East Coast] [Gulf of Carpentaria]
Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Tropical Cyclones FAQ
Tropical Cyclone Product Information by Bureau of Meteorology
Links to other Australian and International tropical cyclone, hurricane and typhoon information
Southern Hemisphere Tropical Cyclone tracks developed by Michael Bath. If you use information or maps from these pages please credit the source.
BoM data and warnings obtained from the Bureau of Meteorology, Melbourne.
JTWC data obtained from Joint Typhoon Warning Center Best Tracks. Tropical Advisories sourced from the Naval Oceanography Portal / Joint Typhoon Warning Center. Advisory list subscriptions
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