Historical advisories re-rendered in the current alert layout — from the busiest email the system produces down to the quietest, plus the no-exposure cyclone monitoring format. Exposure alerts come in two versions: the condensed email subscribers receive, and the full-detail page it links to (all maps and per-threshold exposure charts).
These pages exist to collect feedback on the format — open an issue or reply to any alert email. Figures are re-generated from the archived forecasts and may differ slightly from what was sent at the time.
Category-5 crossing of the eastern Caribbean: seven countries in the forecast swath at once, including Jamaica ahead of a direct hit.
Email version Full detail versionThe busiest alert in the set: 12M+ exposed at peak across the Greater Antilles, with Jamaica facing a rare direct hurricane hit.
Email version Full detail versionA small, late-forming hurricane: moderate exposure concentrated in eastern Cuba and the Bahamas.
Email version Full detail versionA low-exposure story: a large hurricane staying offshore, brushing small territories (Anguilla, the Virgin Islands, Bermuda).
Email version Full detail versionThe no-exposure variant: two storms active in the open ocean (one Atlantic, one Central Pacific), neither forecast to affect a monitored country — maps zoom out until an identifiable landmass anchors the view.
Email versionThe quietest alert format: a Lesser-Antilles brush with tens of thousands exposed on two small islands.
Email version Full detail version