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Tropical CycloneabTropical Depression (TD): Highest sustained winds of at least 22 knotsbut less than 34 knots (i.e. Beaufort force 6 or 7).Tropical Storm (TS0: Highest sustained winds from 34 to 63 knots.However, this category may be subdivided further.I. Moderate Tropical Storm: Highest sustained winds from 34 to 47knots ie. Beaufort force 8 of 9. Centers using this category may dropthe term ‘MODERATE’.II Severe Tropical Storm (STS): Highest sustained winds from 48 to 63knots i.e. Beaufort force 10 or 11.An American do not use this subdivision in the Pacific. I.e. their Tropical storm4
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