Hurricane central pressure
The observed, reported, measured, or estimated hurricane central pressure for an event, on the basis and date stated by the source.
Sources that carry it
3 sourcesNHC's official post-storm best-track data product for Atlantic cyclones from 1851 and Northeast/North Central Pacific cyclones from 1949. Two basin files are delivery partitions of one HURDAT2 product. Records provide native six-hourly and selected asynoptic positions, status, winds, central pressure, wind radii, and landfall/peak identifiers.
Versioned global multi-agency tropical-cyclone best-track collection. NCEI merges recent and historical agency tracks and publishes v04r01 as complete and subset CSV, NetCDF, and shapefile downloads. The product includes best and provisional tracks; release/version identity is v04r01 and the landing page supplies its update schedule. It is not a substitute name for native HURDAT2.
Standing archive of NHC/CPHC advisory forecast track, cone-of-uncertainty and watches/warnings bundles, with related wind-field files, published as downloadable shapefile/KML packages by storm and advisory. This Source preserves forecast-at-issuance evidence and is distinct from final HURDAT2 post-analysis. Geometry remains in source files and is not flattened into speculative scalar Features.
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