Tropical Cyclone and Marine Advisory Email Lists
The National Hurricane Center has migrated its email advisory services to a new platform (called GovDelivery)
for the 2010 hurricane season. The new platform is more robust, more flexible, and all NHC text products are offered as subscription
services. The new experimental service has increased capacity to ensure the emails are delivered in a timely fashion.
As of June 22, all NHC marine products and all English and Spanish Tropical Cyclone advisory products are available via email. To learn more about the new GovDelivery platform, please
visit www.weather.gov/emailupdates.
Subscribe to the new NHC email list service now (the system will ask for your email address)
Please Note:
This is an experimental service. Interruptions or duplications in
email deliveries while we enhance the system are to be expected. Notices will
be sent if any extended interruptions are encountered.
Disclaimer:
This service may not be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Timely delivery of data and products from this service through the Internet
is not guaranteed, and you should not rely on this service to make life-threatening decisions.
Please read the full Disclaimer for more information.
Privacy:
Please refer to the GovDelivery privacy policy for details on their privacy policy.
To unsubscribe:
At the bottom of the email message, click "User Profile". Enter your email address and password (if requested). Scroll to the bottom of the resulting page
and look for the "Unsubscribe" section. Check the box "I no longer wish to receive updates from NOAA's National Weather Service" and click the Save button.
Emails not being received:
Some ISPs and some email software may filter email and send it to a "spam" folder. If you are having trouble receiving all email messages,
please check your spam folder settings and/or ask your ISP for assistance. You may also send an email message to support@govdelivery.com
for assistance.
Emails for the Central Pacific: Beginning with the 2007 season, email advisories for the Central
Pacific are also available from the Central Pacific Hurricane Center.
If you have additional questions or require assistance with the mailing lists, please send them to
nhcwebmaster@noaa.gov.
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