This global winds animation from NOAA weatherView shows the projected path of Tropical Cyclone 02A in the Arabian Sea. According to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, 02A is located approximately 220 nautical miles southwest of Karachi, Pakistan, and, over the past six hours, the storm has moved westward at 8 knots (or just over 9 miles per hour). The storm is expected to move west-southwest over the next 48 hours. NOAA weatherView's Global Winds Visualization is created using data from the NOAA

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🎥 What you’re seeing on the radar loop: As the animation plays, watch the swirls just off the Southeast Coast. Those rain bands (greens/yellows/reds) drift toward the Carolina coasts Monday, then slide into eastern North Carolina and southeast Virginia Tuesday. That’s our tropical system — the exact track is still uncertain, but the theme is the same — downpours move in from the coast with periods of heavier rain. Out West in the same loop, you’ll see rain push into western Washington, northern

Wow! This radar loop of the major nor'easter shows a very impressive spin as the storm continues to strengthen. Latest forecast: https://goo.gl/GZPxX3 (via U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)) | WMUR-TV

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