User:Nilfanion/Tracks
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[edit] Details
I can use Jdorje's track map generator to generate track maps for tropical cyclones. To see the technical details of the program or to find out how to use it yourself see his page on the program. This page is to provide instructions on how to get me to create a track map for you.
[edit] Instructions
- If you want me to make a track map for a specific storm or season, do not leave a message here, just add {{storm path needed}} to the article which will place it in Category:Hurricane articles needing a track map.
- If you want me to make track maps for every storm in a season, add {{storm path needed}} to the start of the storms section. I will only produce the track maps for a whole season if every storm in the season has a section in the seasonal article.
- If you want a track map for a Tropical Depression, please provide an source such as the NHC TCR or JTWC archive.
- If you want me to make a cumulative track map for a specific set of storms, do the following:
- For each storm you want included in the map ensure you have the name of the storm or its NHC/JTWC ID number.
- Create a new section, with an appropriate name, at the bottom of the Current requests section.
- Write the following information for each storm on an individual line: Year, name or ID number and basin (if needed).
- Sign your request with ~~~~.
I will then be able to create the track map and inform you when it is uploaded to Commons.
[edit] Current requests
- Per-basin track maps for Tropical cyclone basins, as discussed on IRC. Titoxd(?!?) 04:56, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
- Right now I'm awake I know the problems with this: Its crossovers. Do we want to handle basin crossovers by showing them only in the basin being discussed? For example, Ioke's track only showing the EPac portion. If so what do we do with John '94? Should we only have the two EPac segments? If we always show complete tracks for storms crossing basins the by-basin tracks for the SWIO and SEIO would contain many, many such storms. The other problem of course, a rigorous definition of the SHem basins would be good, I can't do it without that. Where's the line between SW and SE IO, is it the WMO RA I/V boundary (RA I has suggested altering it). And the other one, where does the IO end and the SPacDo begin? Are all the waters north of Australia in one or the other basin, which basin if any is the Gulf of Carpentaria in? Theres also the issue of the SW/SEPac is the eastern boundary the WMO one? (If so good, no issue there).
- A possible way out is to just show all TCs regardless of crossover issues. Add longitude lines to show the E/W limits of the basin. The crop heavily against the boundaries, leaving a limited border around the basin of interest. As an example see commons:Image:1999 Pacific typhoon season map.jpg and in particular how Dora is handled. Of course, that doesn't help define the E limit of SEIO and W limit of SPac (if they coincide or not)--Nilfanion (talk) 11:28, 25 February 2007 (UTC)
- The second way is better, IMO. A Pacific hurricane becomes a Pacific typhoon once it crosses the date line, so there's no point in excluding EPac crossovers from the WPac and CPac. Also, it's not like we will be able to distinguish individual track maps anyways. Titoxd(?!?) 21:54, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
- Well, I can distinguish a lot of the tracks ;) I've uploaded the images to commons:Image:Atlantic hurricane tracks 1980-2005.jpg, commons:Image:Pacific hurricane tracks 1980-2005.jpg, commons:Image:Pacific typhoon tracks 1980-2005.jpg, commons:Image:North Indian Ocean cyclone tracks 1980-2005.jpg, commons:Image:Southwest Indian Ocean cyclone tracks 1980-2005.jpg, commons:Image:Southeast Indian Ocean cyclone tracks 1980-2005.jpg and commons:Image:South Pacific cyclone tracks 1980-2005.jpg. This period is to match the global track and to prevent systematic bias, as was discussed with the global one. Any problem with these or do you want tweaking?--Nilfanion (talk) 21:49, 27 February 2007 (UTC)
- The second way is better, IMO. A Pacific hurricane becomes a Pacific typhoon once it crosses the date line, so there's no point in excluding EPac crossovers from the WPac and CPac. Also, it's not like we will be able to distinguish individual track maps anyways. Titoxd(?!?) 21:54, 26 February 2007 (UTC)
- List of Florida hurricanes (1975-1999)
- 1975- Eloise
- 1976- Subtropical Storm 1, Dottie
- 1977- Anita, Babe
- 1979- Bob, David, Frederic
- 1980- Allen, Jeanne
- 1981- Dennis, Subtropical Storm 3
- 1982- Alberto, Subtropical Storm 1, Chris
- 1983- Alicia
- 1984- Diana, Isidore
- 1985- Bob, Elena, Isabel, Juan, Kate
- 1986- Bonnie, Charley
- 1987- TS 1, Floyd
- 1988- Beryl, Chris, Florence, Keith
- 1989- Allison, Hugo
- 1990- Bertha, Klaus, Marco
- 1991- Ana, Fabian
- 1992- Andrew, Earl
- 1994- Alberto, Beryl, Gordon
- 1995- Allison, Dean, Erin, Jerry, Opal
- 1996- Bertha, Fran, Josephine, Lili
- 1997- Danny
- 1998- Earl, Georges, Hermine, Mitch
- 1999- Dennis, Floyd, Harvey, Irene
Thanks whenever you can do it. Hurricanehink (talk) 03:34, 7 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Completed requests
[edit] List of Florida hurricanes (pre-1900)
Archived request
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- 1851- Hurricane 4
- 1852- Hurricanes 1, 3, and 5
- 1853- Hurricane 8
- 1854- Hurricane 3
- 1856- Hurricane 5
- 1858- Hurricane 3
- 1859- Hurricane 5 and TS 7
- 1861- Hurricanes 2 and 8
- 1863- TS 6
- 1865- Hurricane 7
- 1867- Hurricane 7
- 1868- TS 2
- 1870- Hurricanes 6 and 9
- 1871- Hurricanes 3, 4, 6, and 7
- 1872- Hurricane 5
- 1873- Storms 1, 3, 4, and 5
- 1874- Hurricane 6
- 1875- Hurricane 3 and TS 4
- 1876- Hurricanes 2 and 5
- 1877- Hurricanes 2 and 4 and TS 7
- 1878- TS 1 and Hurricanes 5, 8, and 11
- 1879- TS 6 and Hurricane 7
- 1880- Hurricanes 4, 6, and 9
- 1881- TS 1 and Hurricanes 4 and 5
- 1882- Hurricanes 2 and 6
- 1883- Hurricane 3
- 1884- Hurricane 3
- 1885- Storms 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8
- 1886- Hurricanes 2, 3, 4, and 5
- 1887- Hurricanes 4, 7, and 13 and TS 16
- 1888- Storms 3, 5, 6, and 7
- 1889- Hurricanes 2 and 6 and TS 9
- 1891- Storms 3, 7, and 8
- 1892- TS 1, 4, and 9
- 1893- Hurricanes 1, 6, 9, and 10
- 1894- TS 2 and Hurricanes 4 and 5
- 1895- Storms 3, 5, and 6
- 1896- Hurricanes 4 and 5
- 1897- Storms 2 and 3
- 1898- Hurricanes 1 and 7
- 1899- Storms 2, 3, 6, and 8
Thanks a lot if you can do this. Hurricanehink (talk) 05:40, 17 January 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Baja California hurricanes
Archived request
For list of Baja California hurricanes, the following:
1949 - Hurricane 4
1951 - Tropical Storm 6
1954 - Hurricane 3
1957 - Hurricane 10
1958 - Tropical Storm 10
1958 - Hurricane 11
1959 - Hurricane 10
1962 - Tropcial Storm Bernice
1962 - Tropcical Storm Claudia
1962 - Hurricane Doreen
1963 - Tropical Storm Jen-Kath
1965 - Hurricane Emily
1966 - Hurricane Helga
1966 - Tropical Storm Kirsten
1967 - Hurricane Katrina
1968 - Hurricane Pauline
1970 - Tropical Storm Norma
1971 - Hurricane Olivia
1972 - Hurricane Joanne
1973 - Hurricane Irah
1976 - Hurricane Kathleen
1976 - Hurricane Liza
1977 - Hurricane Doreen
1981 - Tropical Storm Irwin
1982 - Hurricane Paul
1984 - Hurricane Norbert
1989 - Hurricane Kiko
1989 - Hurricane Raymond
1990 - Tropical Storm Rachel
1992 - Hurricane Lester
1993 - Hurricane Calvin
1993 - Hurricane Hilary
1995 - Hurricane Flossie
1995 - Hurricane Henriette
1995 - Hurricane Ismael
1996 - Hurricane Fausto
1997 - Hurricane Nora
1998 - Hurricane Isis
1999 - Hurricane Greg
2000 - Tropical Storm Ileana
2001 - Hurricane Juliette
2003 - Hurricane Ignacio
2003 - Hurricane Marty
2004 - Hurricane Javier
2005 - Hurricane Otis
2006 - Tropical Storm Emilia
2006 - Hurricane John
2006 - Hurricane Paul
Thank you. Miss Madeline | Talk to Madeline 23:10, 8 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] South American hurricanes
Archived request
1877- Hurricane 4 1886- Hurricane 6 1887- TS 19 1892- Hurricane 7 1911- Hurricane 4 1932- Hurricane 10 1933- Hurricane 2 1954- Hurricane Hazel 1955- Hurricane Janet 1961- Hurricane Anna 1963- Hurricane Flora 1971- Hurricane Edith 1971- Hurricane Irene 1974- TS Alma 1978- Hurricane Cora 1978- Hurricane Greta 1988- Hurricane Gilbert 1988- Hurricane Joan 1990- TS Fran 1993- TS Bret 1996- Hurricane Cesar 1999- Hurricane Lenny 2000- Hurricane Joyce 2002- Hurricane Isidore 2003- TS Odette 2004- Hurricane Ivan 2005- Hurricane Emily 2005- Hurricane Beta
[User:Hurricanehink|Hurricanehink]] (talk) 02:58, 22 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Atlantic TDs
- all depressions since 2000. íslenska hurikein #12 (samtal) 16:20, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Pacific crossovers
- Hurricanes Ele and Huko in 2002 should have the full track which includes the time west of the dateline. RaNdOm26 04:52, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Atlantic/EPac crossovers
Hurricane Gert (1993) needs TD14-E included in its track map. íslenska hurikein #12 (samtal) 15:28, 30 July 2006 (UTC) Hurricane Anita and its continuation TD11. For these storms see their respective talk pages.--Nilfanion (talk) 19:23, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] List of Delaware hurricanes
Archived request
Could you make a cummulative map for the following? Thanks.
- 1856- TS 3
- 1861- Hurricane 5 (moved over state)
- 1863- TS 6 (moved over state)
- 1872- Hurricane 5 (moved over state)
- 1874- Hurricane 6 (moved over state)
- 1877- Hurricane 4 (moved over state)
- 1878- Hurricane 11
- 1879- Hurricane 2
- 1882- TS 4 (moved over state)
- 1886- Hurricane 2 (moved over state)
- 1888- TS 5 (moved over state)
- 1889- Hurricane 4
- 1894- Hurricane 5
- 1897- TS 6
- 1903- Hurricane 4
- 1904- Hurricane 2 (moved over state)
- 1923- TS 4 (moved over state)
- 1933- Hurricane 8
- 1936- Hurricane 13
- 1938- Hurricane 4
- 1939- Hurricane 2
- 1943- TS 7 (moved over state)
- 1944- Hurricane 3 (moved over state)
- 1944- Hurricane 7
- 1952- Hurricane Able
- 1954- Hurricane Carol
- 1954- Hurricane Edna
- 1954- Hurricane Hazel
- 1955- Hurricane Connie
- 1955- Hurricane Diane
- 1958- Hurricane Daisy
- 1960- TS Brenda (moved over state)
- 1960- Hurricane Donna
- 1961- TS 6 (moved over state)
- 1961- Hurricane Esther
- 1964- Hurricane Dora
- 1964- Hurricane Isbell
- 1967- Hurricane Doria
- 1971- TS Doria (moved over state)
- 1972- Hurricane Agnes
- 1976- Hurricane Belle
- 1979- Hurricane David
- 1981- Subtropical Storm 2
- 1983- TS Dean
- 1985- Hurricane Bob
- 1985- Hurricane Danny
- 1985- Hurricane Gloria
- 1985- TS Henri
- 1986- Hurricane Charley
- 1987- TD 9
- 1988- TS Chris
- 1989- TS Allison
- 1991- Hurricane Bob
- 1992- TS Danielle (moved over state)
- 1993- Hurricane Emily
- 1994- TS Beryl
- 1994- Hurricane Gordon
- 1995- Hurricane Erin
- 1995- Hurricane Felix
- 1996- Hurricane Bertha (moved over state)
- 1996- Hurricane Edouard
- 1996- TS Josephine
- 1997- Hurricane Danny
- 1998- Hurricane Bonnie
- 1999- Hurricane Dennis
- 1999- Hurricane Floyd (moved over state)
- 1999- Hurricane Irene
- 2000- Hurricane Gordon
- 2001- Tropical Storm Allison
- 2001- Hurricane Erin
- 2003- TS Bill (moved over state)
- 2003- Hurricane Isabel
- 2003- TS Henri
- 2004- Hurricane Alex
- 2004- TS Bonnie
- 2004- Hurricane Frances
- 2004- Hurricane Gaston
- 2004- Hurricane Ivan
- 2004- Hurricane Jeanne
- 2005- Hurricane Cindy (moved over state)
- 2005- Hurricane Dennis
- 2005- Hurricane Ophelia
- 2005- TS Tammy
- 2005- Hurricane Wilma
Hurricanehink (talk) 03:18, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] List of Hawaii hurricanes
Archived request
- Could you make a cummulative map for these EPAC storms focusing on Hawaii for my Hawaii page, please? Thanks.
- 1950- Hurricane Hiki
- 1957- Hurricane Kanoa
- 1957- Hurricane Nina
- 1958- Tropical Storm 7
- 1959- Hurricane Dot
- 1963- Tropical Storm Irah
- 1966- Hurricane Connie
- 1970- Tropical Storm Maggie
- 1971- Hurricane Denise
- 1972- Hurricane Diana
- 1972- Hurricane Fernanda
- 1976- Tropical Storm Gwen
- 1978- Hurricane Fico
- 1982- Hurricane Daniel
- 1982- Hurricane Iwa
- 1983- Hurricane Gil
- 1983- Hurricane Raymond
- 1986- Hurricane Estelle
- 1988- Tropical Storm Gilma
- 1988- Hurricane Uleki
- 1989- Hurricane Delila
- 1991- Hurricane Fefa
- 1992- Hurricane Georgette
- 1992- Hurricane Iniki
- 1992- Hurricane Orlene
- 1993- Hurricane Eugene
- 1993- Hurricane Fernanda
- 1994- Hurricane Daniel
- 1994- Hurricane Emilia
- 1994- Tropical Storm Fabio
- 1999- Hurricane Dora
- 2000- Hurricane Daniel
- 2003- Hurricane Jimena
- 2004- Hurricane Darby
- 2005- Hurricane Jova
- 2005- Hurricane Kenneth
I would really, really appreciate it. →Cyclone1→ 13:40, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Produced by me
[edit] Cumulative tracks
- Image:Global tropical cyclone tracks.jpg - All tropical cyclones worldwide from 1950-2005.
- Image:Atlantic hurricane tracks.jpg - All Atlantic hurricanes from 1851-2005.
- Image:South American hurricane tracks.jpg - All Atlantic hurricanes from 1851-2005 affecting South America.
- Image:Delaware hurricane tracks.jpg - All hurricanes from 1851-2005 which passed over Delaware.
- Image:Hawaii hurricane tracks.png - All hurricanes from 1949-2005 with effects in Hawaii.
- Image:North Indian cyclone tracks.jpg - All North Indian cyclones from 1970-2005.
[edit] Seasonal tracks
None yet
[edit] Individual storm tracks
I have updated the entire pre-existing content of commons:Category:Tropical cyclone tracks to reflect the project scheme, with the exception of the NHC's storms in 2006. I have also uploaded new tracks for the following storms:
- Typhoon Babs, Typhoon Billie (1976), Typhoon Dot (1985), Typhoon Helen (1972), Typhoon Irma (1981), Typhoon Joan (1970), Tropical Storm Kammuri (2002), Typhoon Karen (1962), Typhoon Kate (1970), Tropical Storm Kim (1983), Typhoon Koryn (1993), Typhoon Maemi, Typhoon Nina (1975), Typhoon Ora (1972), Typhoon Patsy (1970), Typhoon Rose (1971), Typhoon Yunya (1991), Tampa Bay Hurricane of 1921, 1929 Florida Hurricane, Sanibel Island Hurricane of 1944, Cyclone Catarina, Typhoon Chebi, Cyclone Gafilo, Cyclone Mala, Cyclone Monica, Cyclone Larry, Cyclone Olaf, Cyclone Percy, Cyclone Ingrid, Typhoon Longwang (2005), Typhoon Talim and Typhoon Haitang.
- Every storm (except for a few preexisting tracks) in the 1887, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1925, 1926, 1930, 1938, 1941, 1945, 1946 and 1947 Atlantic hurricane seasons.
- Every storm (except for a few preexisting tracks) in the 1957, 1964, 2004 and 2006 Pacific typhoon seasons.
- Every storm which was named and tracked by the JTWC in the 1999-00 Southern Hemisphere season.
- The unnamed storms of the 2003, 2004 and 2005 Atlantic hurricane seasons.
