Ocean Observations Before, During and After Hurricane Isaias
GCOOS tracks ocean data needed to predict, plot and track Hurricane Isaias As Hurricane Isaias moves toward landfall along the northern Gulf Coast, the Gulf [...]
Category Archives: Hurricanes
Hurricane Operations Planning
Gliders Integrated into 2026 National Hurricane Operations Plan Forecasting relies heavily on atmospheric data, but what’s happening beneath the ocean surface is just as critical [...]
GANDALF AUV Piloting Portal: 2025 Year in Review
Autonomous Technology Revolutionizes Ocean Observing The Gulf of America AUV Network, Data Archive and Layer Fusing piloting portal — known as GANDALF — has completed [...]
Hurricane Intensification
Why do some hurricanes go through rapid intensification? The first named hurricane of the 2025 season was Hurricane Erin, which cranked up intensity from a [...]
Hurricane Season Webinar
“Hurricanes, NWS and GCOOS” *recorded June 25, 2024 GCOOS and the National Weather Service (NWS) joined forces to talk about the 2024 hurricane season outlook [...]
GCAN Webinar: Hurricane Induced OA
GCAN is pleased to present Tacey Hicks, Texas A&M University (TAMU) doctoral candidate, for the webinar “Tropical cyclone-induced coastal acidification in Galveston Bay, Texas.” Hicks [...]
Uncrewed Systems and Hurricane Forecasting
Uncrewed Systems Play Key Role in Hurricane Intensity Forecasting GCOOS and its partners are launching and tracking autonomous vehicles in the Gulf, Atlantic and Caribbean [...]
Hurricanes, Gliders and the Loop Current
Each year, underwater glider pilots in the Gulf of Mexico work together to deploy gliders to gather information needed to inform meteorological models and storm [...]
