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Gliding into Hurricane Intensity Forecasts

This video highlights the use of unmanned gliders to improve hurricane intensity forecasts. Improvements in hurricane intensity forecasts for the Atlantic have lagged in comparison to hurricane track forecasts. Rapid hurricane intensification is often observed when tropical cyclones move over warm ocean features, given appropriate atmospheric conditions. AOML plays a key role in collecting and maintaining sustained ocean observations that monitor the thermal structure of these warm ocean features using drifters, Argo floats, XBTs, moorings, etc. Since 2014, sustained and targeted ocean observations have been gathered in support of hurricane intensity forecasts using underwater gliders. Video Credits: GeoAmbiente del Caribe, Inc. Narrator: Zachary Barton Script: María Falcón Executive Producers: Prof. Julio Morell, Gustavo Goni, Ph.D. Photography/Editing/ Graphic Designer: René Pedrosa U/W Photography: Efra Figueroa Field Producer : Diane Arroyo General Producer & Director: María Falcón