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NOAA National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov)

Tropical cyclone data from NOAA's National Hurricane Center (Atlantic, eastern and central North Pacific): storms NHC is advising on now with position, intensity and GIS links; each season's storms with ATCF ids; every archived advisory product (public advisory, forecast/advisory, forecast discussion, wind speed probabilities) with parsed headline and summary; the Tropical Weather Outlook with 48-hour and 7-day formation chances; and ATCF best tracks with wind radii. US federal public-domain data.

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const result = await firecrawl.scrape({
  alexandria: {
    provider: "nhc-noaa-gov",
    capability: "weather/active_storms",
    options: {},
  },
});

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basin: null
count: 2
observed_at_ms: 1791994730729
source_url: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/CurrentStorms.json

advisory_issued	advisory_number	basin	bin	classification	classification_label	gis	intensity_kt	last_update	latitude	longitude	movement_direction_deg	movement_speed_mph	name	pressure_mb	products	products_archive_url	storm_id
Oct 14, 2026, 3:00 PM UTC	005	east_pacific	EP1	TS	Tropical Storm		50	Oct 14, 2026, 3:00 PM UTC	11.5	-99.5	290	13	Trudy	998		nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2026/ep21/	ep212026
Oct 14, 2026, 3:00 PM UTC	029	east_pacific	EP5	HU	Hurricane		80	Oct 14, 2026, 3:00 PM UTC	19.7	-108.1	230	2	Simon	975		nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2026/ep20/	ep202026

Firecrawl tools

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Ready-made Firecrawl tools that call NOAA National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov).

Hurricane farm and ranch exposureUse when an agricultural lender, crop insurer, co-op or extension office needs to know which farm counties a hurricane will hit and how hard. Maps the forecast and best track to counties, totals the rain that fell or is forecast, checks flood alerts, and returns a county-by-county exposure list for outreach and claims staffing.8 toolsOpen

Hurricane Gulf Coast fuel supply riskUse when an active Atlantic storm threatens the US Gulf Coast and a fuel trader, distributor or fleet manager needs to know what it could do to gasoline and diesel supply. Maps the forecast track, then reads Gulf Coast refinery runs, inventories and spot prices plus fund positioning, and returns a supply-risk brief with the exposed numbers.6 toolsOpen

Post-storm procurement opportunity scanUse when a disaster-recovery contractor, debris hauler or emergency-management consultant needs to know where work will open after a hurricane. Reads the live NHC storm and forecast, sizes the population and housing in the counties in its path, and lists open state, local and federal solicitations for debris, monitoring and recovery services there.8 toolsOpen

+1Tropical storm county readiness briefUse when a county emergency manager must brief commissioners as a tropical system approaches. Reads the current NHC advisory and outlook, the NWS warnings for the county, the number of older and car-less residents from Census data, and the hospitals, shelters and fuel stations on the map, then drafts a sourced readiness brief and shelter plan.9 toolsOpen

Hurricane-season beach rental booking hedgeUse before booking a Gulf, Florida, Carolina or Caribbean beach rental for a week between June and November. Reads how often past storms tracked near the destination in that month, the current NHC outlook, the State Department advisory for foreign destinations, and compares Vrbo homes on price and cancellation terms. Produces a book, book flexible or move the week call.8 toolsOpen

Insurance renewal hazard file for a property managerUse when a property manager or owner's risk lead is preparing for a property insurance renewal and wants hazard evidence for each building. Reads wildfire risk, the FEMA flood zone from public ArcGIS layers, nearby hurricane tracks from the National Hurricane Center and recent earthquakes from USGS. Produces a per-building hazard sheet to send the broker with the renewal.7 toolsOpen

Benchmarks

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Quality, speed and cost, last 24 hours, across every agent call to NOAA National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov) through Alexandria.

Quality: 100%; Calls answered without a tool error
Speed: 558 ms; 95% of successful calls finish faster
Cost: 5 credits; Firecrawl credits per call
Calls: 41; Last 24 hours, every Alexandria user

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