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Nana dissipated as emerged into the E Pacific where conditions have not been favorable for redevelopment. But an area of storms about near where Nana was has a 70% chance of formation as it just needs a little better organization to become a TD or TS. An archive of previous NHC advisories can be found: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2020/NANA.shtml?
The mid-level center of Nana has formed TS Julio in the E Pacific. Since it was the MLC and not the LLC (Low Level Center) the storm gets a new name crossing into another water basin. Had it retained the LLC it would be Nana still. Keeping it's LLC is VERY hard with the high mountains.