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[NASA Satellite Image] Subtropical Depression Turns Into Tropical Storm 'Dolly' in One Day
On June 23, 2020, Tuesday morning, a monitored system over the North Atlantic Ocean was classified as a subtropical depression, but by the afternoon of the same day, that subtropical depression acquired tropical storm characteristics; it was soon named 'Dolly'.
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