National Hurricane Program END-Of-SEASON NEWSLETTER

Here’s a PDF of the most recent NHP newsletter, recapping program activities from the 2022 hurricane season and plans for 2023. If you wish to sign up to receive future editions of this newsletter via email, and visit govdelivery.com.
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On January 3, 2023
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL HURRICANE PROGRAM

Catch up on our recent activities through this PDF of the National Hurricane Program’s mid-season newsletter. If you wish to sign up to receive future editions of this newsletter via email, and visit govdelivery.com. In April at the National Hurricane Conference, representatives from the National Hurricane Program also recorded an episode for Before, During & After: […]
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On October 31, 2022
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What’s new in Hurrevac for 2022

The 2022 season version of HURREVAC features a refined interface, improvements to tools, and expanded learning resources. Major upgrades 1.)  The 2022 version introduces a revamped HURREVAC logo and Toolbox icons. This is the first phase of a long-term project to optimize and align the overall user interface. 2.)  A comprehensive User Guide is now available. Dozens of new […]
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On June 1, 2022
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System Maintenance and Upgrades Completed (5/31)

In preparation for the start of the 2022 hurricane season, HURREVAC’s systems were temporarily taken offline tonight between 8 and 11 PM Eastern. Upgrades are now complete and service is fully restored. Contact support@hurrevac.com if you have any questions or troubles. Another announcement describing new features in HURREVAC for the 2022 hurricane season will be […]
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On May 31, 2022
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Updates to Storm Surge Modeling for South Carolina and Georgia

Emergency managers in Georgia and South Carolina should use the updated Charleston basin (CH3) and associated high-resolution MEOWs in HURREVAC to understand their storm surge risk as it relates to both planning and operational decision-making. The Charleston basin, identified herein as CH3, was updated by the National Hurricane Center Storm Surge Unit and released by […]
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On May 26, 2022
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HURREVAC TRAINING TODAY at FLGHC

During today’s HURREVAC classes taking place at the Florida Governor’s Hurricane Conference, we will be piloting a couple of brand new training modules. They are available on the following development site: https://new-dev-hvx.hurrevac.com/hvx
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On May 10, 2022
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2022 HURREVAC webinar series scheduled for week of June 6th

Registration is now open for the National Hurricane Program’s annual HURREVAC webinar series. Please join us each afternoon during the week of June 6th for a look at what’s new in HURREVAC beginning with the 2022 season and to gain a comprehensive understanding of the program’s utility to emergency managers.
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On March 30, 2022
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A New Post-Storm Assessment Tool: Past Wind Swath

Hurricane Douglas has just finished its track across the Pacific Ocean, skirting closer to the Hawaiian Islands than any other tropical system in many years. Just how close was Hawaii’s brush with Douglas? This is the perfect opportunity to introduce a brand new tool in HURREVAC to answer this question–the Past Wind Swath. Each main […]
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On July 29, 2020
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WEBINAR TRAINING VIDEOS

The National Hurricane Program’s annual HURREVAC webinar series concluded today. Thank you to the over 1,200 emergency managers who participated in the live sessions. Did you miss the live sessions? No worries… recordings and slides are available for you to take in at your convenience.
  • Posted by Karen Townsend
  • On June 26, 2020
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