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  1. The National Hurricane Center and NOAA tracked storms across the Atlantic basin on May 28, 2026.
  2. WMO established naming conventions used by the NHC, noting that strikes in the region prompt name retirements.

The World Meteorological Organization sets naming procedures for storm systems, involving Tropical Storm Dolly.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 28
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The World Meteorological Organization sets naming procedures for storm systems, involving Tropical Storm Dolly.

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  1. The hurricane named Dolly replaced the name Diana on the list, prompting expert commentary from Eric Blake regarding the naming coincidence.Sub-event
  2. WMO updated naming procedures for storm systems, referencing Tropical Storm Dolly.1 source

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