The map can also look into the future and display forecasted weather conditions for up to 10 days, including 6 hours of radar.

Archived radar spans back to 1994 while significant tornadoes can be tracked back as far as 1950. Users can set specific dates back in time or use the search function to view historically significant storms such as Hurricane Katrina or Hurricane Sandy. Users can choose from a variety of weather layers, including current conditions, severe weather warnings, animated radar and satellite imagery, live webcam images, hurricane tracks, traffic conditions and wildfire conditions.SAN FRANCISCO, CA-(Marketwire - Dec 5, 2012) - Weather Underground has released a major upgrade of WunderMap®, its popular interactive weather map, which can now be accessed via a new, standalone website at In addition to an enhanced user interface, this new WunderMap® version includes time controls that allow users to view animated historical weather data. “Implementing this interactive map onto any site is free, simple to implement and provides users with relevant and timely data.”įor more comprehensive tracking please use the full WunderMap®, a favorite among weather enthusiasts who seek the most up-to-date animated radar, storm tracks and weather data plotted and overlaid on an interactive map interface. “The hurricane flash WunderMap reflects our continued commitment to provide weather tools that help the public stay thoroughly informed,” said Alan Steremberg, President and co-founder of Weather Underground. The map can easily be integrated onto any website by using the HTML code provided, a choice of two map sizes and also contains interactive functions including radar, satellite and hurricane layers. The free interactive map allows users to track hurricanes and other tropical weather in real-time. Weather Underground, the world’s first online weather service has launched their interactive tropical and hurricane flash WunderMap® for anyone looking to implement live hurricane data on the web.

Here’s a handy tool from Weather Underground enabling anyone to quickly and easily embed their own hurricane tracking map on a blog or website

Wundermap interactive