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How many mph must winds be going in order for a tropical storm to be a hurricane?
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How many mph must winds be going in order for a tropical storm to be a hurricane?
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It has to be going at least 74mph
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To be considered as a hurricane , a tropical storm must have winds of 74 mph.
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