Sometimes called the "cone of uncertainty", it's a useful tool for tracking where a storm is headed, but there are some important things you might not know about it, including how it doesn't show ...

How to understand a hurricane's "cone of uncertainty" People can misread the cone graphic, believing a hurricane’s damaging winds, storm surge and flooding rain will fit neatly inside the ...

The National Hurricane Center is experimenting with a new version of its forecast cone graphic that adds inland wind warnings.

This year, the "cone of uncertainty" seen on storm maps will be a bit narrower than in years past due to more accurate forecasting.

The National Hurricane Center is experimenting with a new version of its forecast cone graphic that adds inland wind warnings.

Time The cone of uncertainty’s main function is to show a tropical system’s projected track five days into the future, and it is used in both the Pacific and Atlantic basins.

The National Hurricane Center rolled out an Experimental Cone of Uncertainty during the second half of the Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season. Rich Segal speaks with Dr. Michael Brennan, director of ...

The "cone of uncertainty" gets a couple of changes in 2025: with a new symbol and a narrower cone reflecting improving accuracy predictions.

Sometimes called the "cone of uncertainty", it's a useful tool for tracking where a storm is headed, but there are some important things you might not know about it, including how it doesn't show ...