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	The Air Resources Laboratory site has a very nice weather forecast model page. Find the NAM, RUC, GFS, GFS Long range, and several other model here. They provide a wide array of variables including convective availaable energy, temp, RH, and several others. These weather forecast models help improve our ability to forecast hurricane formation, track, and intensity. Select the image to the right to view the GFS long range forecast model.   This is the tropical cyclone formation probability product from RAMMB.  It offers tropical system genesis probability maps including ones with shear, sst, and circulation on them. This image shows the current cyclone genesis probability. This product factors in windshear, SSTs, and more in order to determine the likely hood of tropical cyclone formation.
Please take a look at the other model links below as there are many different models available.
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