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Los Angeles
Ozone
21 ppb
CO2
70 ppm
Water Vapor
500 cm
London
Ozone
19 ppb
CO2
150 ppm
Water Vapor
2300 cm
Cyclones are powerful and destructive tropical storms that form over warm ocean waters. When cyclones make landfall, they can bring torrential rains, storm surges, and damaging winds, causing significant devastation to coastal areas and beyond.
Understanding cyclones is crucial for effective disaster preparedness, response, and mitigation. By gathering and analyzing data, stakeholders can track cyclone formation, intensity, and movement with greater accuracy and make plans to mitigate its impending effects.
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Assess the vulnerability of different regions to cyclones, identify high-risk areas, and make informed decisions about land-use regulations and infrastructure development.
Determine the likelihood of cyclones occurring in a particular area, and adjust insurance premiums and manage financial exposure during cyclone events.
Analyze various meteorological parameters, such as wind speed, pressure, and temperature, predict cyclone formation, track their paths, issue evacuation orders, and allocate resources.
Assess the vulnerability of existing infrastructure to cyclones and construct more resilient buildings and infrastructure.
Ambee’s cyclone API provides information to help cyclone tracking with insights on severity, alert level, alert score, location, intensity, and more. This is how your sample response will look like when you make the API call:
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The Cyclone API is a robust and versatile Application Programming Interface (API) designed to provide developers with access to various weather-related data and services related to cyclones or tropical storms. By integrating the Cyclone API into their applications or websites, users can retrieve real-time information about cyclone paths, intensity, forecasts, and historical data.
Sign up for the Ambee API dashboard and start accessing the cyclone dataset in just a few clicks. For more information head over to our documentation for extra guidance and support. If you have a custom request please reach out to us.
The Cyclone API provides a comprehensive range of weather-related data. It offers real-time and historical information about cyclones and tropical storms, including their current positions, intensities, wind speeds, and directions. Additionally, users can access data on past cyclone tracks and forecasts, aiding in trend analysis and disaster preparedness.
Cyclone data can be utilized for research and projects by analyzing historical tracks, intensity, and frequency to understand climate patterns and enhance disaster preparedness. Researchers can use this data to develop models for forecasting, risk assessment, and studying climate change impacts on cyclone behavior and their potential consequences.
A cyclone alert is a warning issued by meteorological authorities to inform the public about an impending cyclone or tropical cyclone. It is designed to help people living in vulnerable regions to prepare for the potential impact of the severe weather system. The alert typically includes information about the cyclone's current location, predicted path, intensity, and possible time of landfall.
Yes, you can access historical cyclone data through Ambee’s Natural Disasters API. For any queries reach out to us.