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Tropics heat up as hurricane season peaks: NHC watching 3 Atlantic storms
Tropical Storm Dexter, the fourth named system of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, formed late Sunday night well east of North Carolina. The system is now moving away from the U.S. East Coast, posing no land threat, but it signals a shift toward more frequent tropical development in the Atlantic.
The storm is not expected to impact Florida or the U.S. as it moves away from the coast and into the northern Atlantic.
People in coastal areas were urged to take action now by stocking emergency supplies and securing proper insurance.
The Central Pacific Hurricane Basin has seen a surprising uptick in storms in late July from both major Hurricane Iona and ...
Two tropical cyclones were swirling across the ocean southeast of Hawaii after developing on Monday but were not expected to ...
The National Hurricane Center on Saturday began watching a disturbance off the southeastern Atlantic coast near the Carolinas ...
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring multiple areas, including Tropical Storm Dexter. Dexter formed on Sunday and is ...
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