A powerful storm previously classified as a hurricane has been reclassified as a typhoon after crossing the international dateline. The system, known as Nolo, transitioned from a hurricane to a typhoon as it moved into the Pacific Ocean. The reclassification reflects changes in wind speeds and atmospheric conditions. The storm remains as strong as before the transition. The shift in classification is standard practice as storms move across different ocean basins. Meteorologists track the storm’s movement and intensity closely. The transition occurred on Sunday. The storm is expected to continue its path through the Pacific. No immediate impact on land is reported. The reclassification does not affect the storm’s strength or trajectory. Weather services monitor the system for any potential effects.