Where are storms moving now?
This map shows current tropical storms from the LiveGlobe backend. Color follows wind speed in knots, from light blue for unknown values to red for category 5. In LiveGlobe 3D you see storms on a 3D globe with tracks, weather, wind layers, sources and news.
Install it because storms are movement.
The web map quickly shows where active storms are. The app goes further: follow tracks, compare wind, clouds, weather and other natural events on the 3D globe, and open related sources or news in context.
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Storms in global context
On the 3D globe you can see how storms move across oceans, approach coasts and connect to weather and wind patterns.
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Hurricane, typhoon or cyclone
The app stays broad: tropical storms have different regional names, but belong to the same global weather system.
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Follow sources and news
From a storm, the app can take you to deeper sources and relevant news instead of leaving you with just a dot on a map.
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More than one layer
LiveGlobe 3D connects storms with earthquakes, volcanoes, wildfires, clouds, wind, weather, climate and space on the same Earth.