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No hurricane warnings in effect in the US right now Checked against the NWS active-alert feed at Sun 6:48 pm EDT.

Every active Hurricane Warning in the United States from the National Weather Service, refreshed every few minutes, with what it means and what to do.

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Are there any hurricane warnings right now?

There are no active Hurricane Warnings anywhere in the United States as of Sun 6:48 pm EDT. Out of 419 active NWS alerts nationwide, none is of this type.

There are no Tropical Storm Warnings in effect either.

What a Hurricane Warning means

Hurricane conditions, sustained winds of 74 mph (119 km/h) or higher, are expected somewhere within the warning area, normally issued 36 hours before tropical-storm-force winds arrive.

What to do during a Hurricane Warning

Finish preparations and follow evacuation orders. Storm surge, not wind, causes most deaths: leave surge zones when told.

Watch vs warning vs advisory

A watch means the ingredients are in place and the hazard is possible: be prepared. A warning means the hazard is happening, imminent or very likely: act now to protect life and property. An advisory is for less severe conditions that are still a nuisance or risky, and a statement is information that falls below those levels.

The companion product to the Hurricane Warning is the Tropical Storm Warning, with 0 active now.

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Data: NOAA National Weather Service.