As an alternative option it is also possible to view the Hurricane Tracker in a browser on a mobile device. Bookmark / Add to Browser Favourites and Mobile Home Page the following link and after select what you want to track: https://www.windy.com/-Hurricane-tracker/hurricanes?/ Hope this helps :)

@jmh2002 While that's all fine and good, that doesn't really help as to be frank I'm not looking for fun or to be a meteorologist I'm looking out of concern of safety and damage. That said, as mentioned the hurricane tracker is not in the Android app and furthermore I don't believe a user should have to go to the mobile webpage/pc to see the hurricane tracker. And again while that page does indeed seem to provide a lot of information, during an emergency of an impeding hurricane potentially making landfall in my area I only want/need to know where and the predicted speed/category as mentioned. Having a simple overlay with that would be the MOST helpful, 1 line of text is quick and easy to consume, but even the tracker in the Android app would be nice.

This feature has already existed for quite some time. Also you have made multiple other posts regarding this subject, and you have already received answers in those other threads too. Here is Tropical Storm, now Hurricane Dorian moving across the Caribbean with the Previous Track logged as well as the Accumulated Wind Layer indicating the Expected Future Track. I also turned on Reported Wind to display actual data from weather stations, and hovered over St Maarten Airport to display a popup with more info. https://www.windy.com/-Hurricane-tracker/hurricanes?gustAccu,18.605,-67.808,5,i:pressure

https://community.windy.com/topic/9/how-can-i-access-historical-data

windy make a visualization of free available data (besides ecmwf) , mostly forecast data, so if you deliver a free source for such data they can think about it.