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Our knowledge of tropical cyclones stems from a combination of historical observations, scientific research, and advances in meteorological technology. Early sailors documented storms, while modern satellite imagery, radar, and computer modeling have greatly enhanced our understanding of cyclone formation, structure, and behavior. Research into atmospheric conditions and ocean currents has also helped scientists predict cyclone paths and intensities more accurately. This collective knowledge is crucial for improving forecasting and mitigating the impacts of these powerful storms.

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