Official NHC tracking

Tropical Depression Fay

Advisory 026 · Sep 26, 15:00 UTC

Fay was centered at 29.6°, -44.0° with sustained winds of 35 mph at the latest stored advisory.

35 mphWinds

1009 mbPressure

240° at 5 mphMovement

Will it affect me?

The center track alone cannot show your local risk. Wind, rain, surf and surge can extend well outside the forecast cone.

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Where is it going?

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When could conditions arrive?

There is no single arrival time for an entire storm. Use NHC's wind-arrival products and local NWS warnings for your area. Storm Incoming does not infer a landfall time from distance or current motion.

Forecast discussion

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Advisory history

Observed advisory snapshots collected by Storm Incoming. Times in UTC.

Sep 26, 15:00 UTC35 mphAdvisory 026 · 1009 mb

Questions about this storm

Does being outside the cone mean I am safe?

No. The cone describes the forecast center position. Dangerous conditions can occur outside it. Check official local warnings and evacuation instructions.

Why can the forecast change?

New observations and changes in steering winds, ocean conditions and storm structure can alter the forecast. Always check the advisory's issue time.

Where should I get official instructions?

Follow your local NWS office, NHC advisories and local emergency management. Use the location checker to find active alerts.