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Tropical Storm Dexter Tracks North of Bermuda, Poses No Land Threat

Carrying 75 km/h winds, the storm could intensify slightly while tracking east-northeast away from both U.S. and Mexican coasts.

La tormenta tropical Dexter se forma en el Atlántico noroccidental, alejándose de Florida pero con potencial de evolucionar hacia un ciclón más potente
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Overview

  • Dexter became the fourth named storm of the 2025 Atlantic season when it formed on August 3 over the western Atlantic.
  • As of August 4, it maintained sustained winds of 72–75 km/h with gusts up to 95 km/h while moving east-northeast at 19 km/h.
  • The National Hurricane Center reports the center is about 410 km northwest of Bermuda with no coastal watches or warnings in effect.
  • Forecast models call for slight strengthening before Dexter veers fully away, ensuring no impact on Bermuda, U.S. or Mexican shores.
  • NOAA’s forecast of up to 17 named storms and 10 hurricanes this season underscores ongoing monitoring of emerging systems.