- 2009 Hurricane Awareness Week information
- Hurricanes - A Dangerous Triple Threat
- Get Ready for Hurricane Season
- Actions to take when a Hurricane Nears Hawaii
- NWS Hurricane Awareness
- NOAA Hurricane Awareness
- Hurricanes...Unleashing Nature's Fury *.pdf format
Hurricane Information
- Weather School
- Tropical cyclone names for the Pacific
Worldwide Storm Names available at the National Hurricane Center. - NOAA's Aircraft Operations Center
- Hurricane Hunters
Hurricane Workshop Presentations
- 2009 Hurricane Presentation
- Hurricane Preparedness Brief 2009 - Big Island CD
- Hurricane Preparedness Brief 2009 - Big Island Public
- Hurricane Preparedness Brief 2009 - HEPEC
Tracking Charts
Pacific
Central Pacific
Atlantic
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| A Hurricane Preparedness Tip from CPHC: |
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Hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th, when the islands are most susceptible to a hurricane threat. A tropical storm or hurricane watch is issued when conditions are expected in the specified area of the watch, usually within 48 hours. Listen to NOAA Weather Radio and local media outlets for the latest weather information. Store at least 7 days worth of drinking water and non-perishable food. Fill your car's gas tank, and know the best route to evacuate. A tropical storm or hurricane warning is issued when conditions are expected in the specified area of the warning, usually within 36 hours. Be prepared to shelter in place or to evacuate immediately, if emergency management officials advise it. |