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National Hurricane Center, Dexter

Orlando Sentinel · 7h

Hurricane center keeps tracking 2 Atlantic systems while TS Dexter becoming extratropical

The National Hurricane Center on Thursday forecast Tropical Storm Dexter to become extratropical, but continued to keep track of two developing Atlantic systems that could become the

National Hurricane Center tracking Invest 96L, Dexter. Is there any threat to Florida?

The National Hurricane Center is tracking Tropical Storm Dexter, Invest 96L and system off the southeastern coast of the United States.

The National Hurricane Center continues to forecast an above-average 2025 season

NHC now forecasts 13 to 18 named tropical systems, 5 to 9 could become hurricanes, and 2 to 5 could become major hurricanes.

Southeast on alert for possible tropical trouble off coast

Chances for tropical development off Southeast coast wane

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring an area of disturbed weather off the Southeast coast that has a low chance of developing over the next several days. FOX Weather Meteorologist Craig Herrera breaks down the forecast on Aug.

Triple chance for Tropical Development continues in Atlantic

We’re monitoring three areas in the Atlantic basin for tropical development with one of those still deemed tropical storm status. Let’s first chat about

Fox Weather on MSN · 1d

Southeast on alert for possible tropical trouble off coast as Atlantic development chances grow

Tropical Storm Dexter is gaining strength as it continues to move away from the U.S., and the National Hurricane Center is continuing to monitor an area of disturbed weather off the Southeast coast and in the central Atlantic Ocean.

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Tropical Storm Dexter expected to reach hurricane strength. See latest spaghetti models

Tropical Storm Dexter is continuing to pull away from the U.S., and the National Hurricane Center says it will likely become ...

21h

Florida GOP Congressional leaders push back on fears surrounding Hurricane Center and FEMA Cuts

US Senator Rick Scott (R-Florida) pushed back on assertions that federal funding cuts have left critical forecasting ...

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