Tropical Storm Dexter and Multiple Atlantic Disturbances Signal Active Hurricane Season 2025
TL;DR
Tropical Storm Dexter, the fourth named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, formed early due to unusually warm ocean temperatures influenced by climate change. It is expected to remain weak, peaking at 50 mph winds, and will likely become post-tropical soon. The season has seen several short-lived storms, with two additional systems possible in the coming week, mainly affecting marine interests and southeastern U.S. coasts.
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- Dexter becomes the Atlantic’s fourth named storm of 2025 Yale Climate Connections
- Tropical Storm Dexter Heads Away From US Plus Two Other Areas To Watch The Weather Channel
- National Hurricane Center watching multiple hot spots in Atlantic WESH
- Hurricane forecasters track three disturbances in Atlantic as peak season approaches NOLA.com
- Tropics waking up after a quiet start to the 2025 season WEAR-TV
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