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Storm tracks and other data from 1851-Present
US radar images since 1995
Historical radar loop of Hurricane Wilma making landfall in Mexico
Historical radar loop of Hurricane Dean making landfall in Mexico
Additional Sites

Storm tracks and other data from 1851-Present

NHC Archive of Hurricane Seasons
Lots of hurricane track, advisory, and recon data.

Weather Underground Hurricane Archive
This is an excellent site. For recent storms that made landfall in the US, you can view radar data. The site also has some past model runs, precipitation totals, and other data if available.

Unisys Weather: Hurricane/Tropical Data
This site is great to look up a past storm track.

Hurricane Path Tracking & Storm Status Information
This site is superb for storm tracks. I've never seen an interactive tracking map as good as this one. You should definitely check this site out.

Historical Hurricane tracks from NOAA
This site allows you to view any past hurricane track using a viewer. You can zoom in on any storm track. A unique feature of this tool is the ability to enter your zip code to see what storms have passed near you. One very interesting feature is the ability to add all storm tracks on a single image, which of course makes things extremely crowded.

Historical Hurricane tracks from AccuWeather
A nice feature of this site is that it plots wind and pressure in a graph in addition to storm tracks in Google Maps.

US radar images since 1995

NEXRAD National Mosaic Reflectivity Images
This site contains historical daily radar from 1995 to 1997 and hourly radar since 1997.

Historical radar loop of Hurricane Wilma making landfall in Mexico

This Cancun, Mexico radar loop is a historical radar loop of Hurricane Wilma, which at one time became the most powerful hurricane, in terms of pressure, ever recorded in the Atlantic basin, with a pressure recorded at 884 mb. (estimated at 882 mb) This radar loop shows the entire landfall of Wilma on the Yucatan peninsula. The radar loop is about 14 megabytes. It was recorded from the Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, Mexico's weather service. It starts on October 20, 2005 at 3:12 PM CDT when the eye entered the radars range and ends on October 23, 2005 at 10:21 PM CDT when it left the radar.

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Historical radar loop of Hurricane Dean making landfall in Mexico

This Cancun, Mexico radar loop is a historical radar loop of Hurricane Dean, which made landfall around 3:30 AM CDT as a category 5 hurricane near Costa Maya on the Yucatan peninsula. This radar loop shows the landfall of Dean on the Yucatan peninsula. The radar loop is about 3 megabytes. It was recorded from the Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, Mexico's weather service. It starts at 12:16 AM CDT and continues through 11:08 AM CDT on August 21, 2007

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This Alvarado, Mexico radar loop is a historical radar loop of Hurricane Dean, which made landfall around 11:30 AM CDT as a category 2 hurricane near Tecolutla. The radar loop is a little over 1 megabyte. It was recorded from the Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, Mexico's weather service. It starts at 4:01 AM CDT and continues through 3:31 PM CDT on August 22, 2007

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Other Sites

Tropical Cyclone Historical Information from Adrian's Weather
In addition to other hurricane information, you can find more links to historical data, such as certain storms making landfall on radar and notable hurricanes.