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Tropical cyclonesLive Science
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Early signs of a potential hurricane can be detected days before a storm gains momentum.
Wispy cirrus clouds radiating outward, curved banding low-level clouds and a drop in atmospheric pressure are all clues.
The formation of a hurricane hinges on several specific conditions.
Forecasters can benefit from significantly enhanced predictive capabilities in anticipating the formation and progression of hurricanes.
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