NOAA National Hurricane Center RSS feeds
NOAA National Hurricane Center RSS feeds
NOAA's National Hurricane Center and Central Pacific Hurricane Center publish tropical-cyclone advisories as RSS feeds. The aboutrss page says: "NHC and CPHC tropical cyclone advisories and all corresponding text products are available through RSS." Feeds carry georss location tags and cover the Atlantic, East Pacific and Central Pacific basins. No key is needed.
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Coverage
Live advisory, outlook and text-product feeds for tropical cyclones across the Atlantic, East Pacific and Central Pacific basins (the checked index-at.xml feed returned Atlantic advisories as RSS 2.0 with georss). History start, update frequency and delay: Not stated. Distinct from the catalog's existing HURDAT2 entry, which is the historical best-track archive rather than live advisories.
Verdict
A live, keyless RSS feed of NHC and CPHC tropical-cyclone advisories and text products, distinct from the catalog's HURDAT2 historical best-track archive. NWS's disclaimer page says: "The information on government servers are in the public domain, unless specifically annotated otherwise, and may be used freely by the public." Treat each item's publication time as the advisory issue time; the feed does not state a refresh interval or archive depth. Signal Lab links only.
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