storm tracking

Storm tracking is the process of monitoring and predicting the movement and behavior of storms, such as hurricanes or severe thunderstorms. Meteorologists use a combination of satellite imagery, weather radar, and computer models to gather data on a storm's location, wind speed, and potential path. This information helps to inform the public about impending weather threats, allowing for timely preparations and evacuations when necessary. By understanding a storm's trajectory, authorities can issue warnings and guidance to minimize risks to life and property.