Zoom Earth

Track Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Tropical Cyclones in Real-Time

Zoom Earth is your go-to interactive weather map and real-time hurricane tracker, offering a comprehensive suite of features to keep you informed about the world's weather patterns. Whether you're tracking hurricanes, typhoons, or tropical cyclones, Zoom Earth provides the tools you need to stay ahead of the storm.

[Key Features]

1. Satellite Imagery: Zoom Earth delivers weather maps with near real-time satellite imagery sourced from top agencies like NOAA GOES, JMA Himawari, EUMETSAT Meteosat, and NASA's polar-orbiting satellites Aqua and Terra. This gives you a clear, up-to-date view of weather systems across the globe.

2. Rain Radar: With our advanced weather radar map, you can monitor rain and snow in real-time. This feature utilizes ground-based Doppler radar to ensure you're always one step ahead of the weather.

3. Weather Forecast Maps: Dive into our visually stunning, interactive global forecast maps. These maps provide detailed forecasts on precipitation, wind speed and gusts, temperature, "feels like" temperature, relative humidity, dew point, and atmospheric pressure, helping you plan your activities with confidence.

4. Hurricane Tracking: Stay on top of hurricanes from their development stage to category 5 with our cutting-edge tropical tracking system. We use the latest data from authoritative sources like NHC, JTWC, NRL, and IBTrACS to ensure you have the most accurate information at your fingertips.

5. Wildfire Tracking: Keep an eye on wildfires with our active fires and heat spots overlay. This feature uses daily updates from NASA FIRMS to show points of very high temperature detected by satellite, helping you stay informed about fire risks.

6. Customization: Tailor your experience with Zoom Earth by adjusting temperature units, wind units, time zone, animation styles, and many more settings. Our comprehensive customization options ensure the app meets your specific needs.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.1

Last updated on Sep 19, 2024

• Reduced clutter when viewing multiple tropical systems, making it easier to focus on the data that matters most to you.
• Separate alerts for Atlantic and Eastern Pacific systems, ensuring you get timely and relevant information.
• Improvements to map labels, enhancing readability and usability for a better overall experience.