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Enhancing Hurricane Preparedness: NOAA's Response to Increasing Challenges

Discover how NOAA's innovative strategies and partnerships address the rise in tropical cyclone activity, improved modeling techniques, and data collection mechanisms to enhance hurricane prediction and protect coastal communities.

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Enhancing Hurricane Preparedness: NOAA's Response to Increasing Challenges

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  1. NOAA and HurricanesMeeting the Challenge Scott Kiser – NOAA’s NWS Tropical Cyclone Program Manager Scott Carter – NOAA Legislative Affairs

  2. Facing the Challenges • Growing coastal population and infrastructure • Increase in tropical cyclone activity

  3. Meeting the ChallengesModel Improvements • Improved physics • Coupling the atmosphere with the ocean • HWRF – model of the future

  4. Meeting the ChallengesResearch to Operations • Joint Hurricane Testbed (JHT) • Mission: To transfer more rapidly and smoothly new technology, research results, and observational advances into improved tropical cyclone analysis and prediction at operational centers. • NOAA, Navy, and NASA

  5. Meeting the ChallengesProbabilistic Information Wind Speed Probability Graphic Product

  6. Meeting the ChallengesProbabilistic Information Wind Speed Probability Text Product

  7. Meeting the ChallengesIncreased Data Collection • GI-V, P-3, and USAFR aircraft • Reconnaissance • Surveillance • Dropwindsondes • SFMR

  8. Meeting the ChallengesEducation, Outreach & Partnerships • Training of local, state, federal and international emergency managers • Hurricane Awareness Tours • Internet • Continue and strengthen partnerships with media, private weather sector, and emergency management

  9. Final Thoughts • Come a long way in hurricane prediction • Remain vulnerable to a hurricane catastrophe WWW.NHC.NOAA.GOV

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