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Tropical Storm Tracking
The National Early Warning Center in the Sultanate of Oman monitors tropical systems using satellites, radars, weather stations and marine buoys, and uses forecasting models to estimate their track and intensity. The system comprises five radars and 83 surface weather stations. A system is classified as a tropical storm when its winds reach 34 knots, at which point it is named according to approved lists; cyclone classification begins at 64 knots. Advisories progress from a report updated every 48 hours to a notification issued 72 hours before potential impacts, followed by an alert 48 hours beforehand and a warning 24 hours beforehand, with updates issued more frequently as the impacts draw nearer.
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