hurricane models

Hurricane models are scientific tools that use weather data and computer simulations to forecast a hurricane’s development, path, and intensity. They analyze factors such as wind patterns, temperature, air pressure, and ocean conditions to predict how a storm will behave. Different models may produce varying forecasts, so meteorologists compare multiple outputs to improve accuracy. These models help authorities prepare for potential impacts by providing estimates of where hurricanes might go and how strong they might become, aiding in timely evacuation and safety measures.