Stormpulse is the best hurricane tracker going. A couple of hints… the cloud cover images may take a while to load and the arrows near the hurricane’s info box control the timeline. The only shortcoming is lack of a Pacific model, but you east coasters who live and die by the season will love it.
Hey wow, check out this video of GH I found on Mollusk's site.
- #I want one of these surfboard slings for those long walks to trestles.
- #A three six zero preformed on nothing more than a belly button. (How's the commentary brah!?!) Here's an erBB thread with more video from this contest at Sandy's Beach in Hawaii.
- #Ryan Heywood releases Bodysurf v3. Spot-Fucking-On and not a logo to be found. Makes me want to go get some with just my skin on.
- #Remember the press release, email and social media campaign quk put out when Julian Wilson pulled that sushi rollshit? O'niel and redbull have a clone of that machine rolling for Jordy's rodeo flip. Here's the video on Yahoo sports.
- #A new episode of Hi Shredability with Chris Christenson and Brad Gerlach riding Harleys and looking for waves in New York.
- #Awesome spot logos! Just don't ask where they are.
- #Reminds me of byrne, the heads, arcade fire... etc. You can get their album for a buck through July 4th.
- #Why couldn't these guys take the Cardiff reef sup crew with them? We could have all chipped in to make it possible.
- #The End Of The Road. Why we'll have no seafood left in 50 years. I ate my entire seafood quota for the year the other week in North Carolina.
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August 20th, 2007 at 7:02 am
Thanks for the link. Please feel free to hit us with more suggestions. As per your implicit suggestion (providing hints), we are thinking about adding a short little video tutorial soon, as well as a map legend.
Oh yeah, one more hint–you can click the blue and red boxes on the map to see current weather conditions from those points (buoys or weather stations), and you can click city names during active storms to see wind probabilities for that city on the map.
Cheers.