Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Three Tropical Storms Active Across Atlantic, Pacific
There are three tropical storms, Dexter, Henriette, and Ivo.
Dexter is turning into a different kind of storm over the North Atlantic.
Henriette is in the Pacific, far from Hawaii, and isn't expected to get stronger.
Ivo is in the Pacific near Mexico and is expected to become a hurricane.
These storms are in different places and are moving in different directions.
Luckily, none of these storms are expected to hit land directly right now.
Multiple tropical systems are active across the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific basins.
Tropical Storm Dexter is transitioning into an extratropical cyclone in the North Atlantic.
Tropical Storm Henriette continues westward in the Eastern Pacific, far from Hawaii.
Tropical Storm Ivo is intensifying rapidly off the coast of Mexico and is forecast to become a hurricane.
No storms currently pose a direct threat to land.
- Who
- Tropical Storms Dexter, Henriette, and Ivo.
- What
- Multiple tropical storms are active in the Atlantic and Pacific.
- When
- As of early August 7, 2025.
- Where
- North Atlantic and Eastern Pacific.
- Why
- The storms are forming and moving due to weather patterns.
- Storms Active
- Dexter, Henriette, Ivo
- Dexter Location
- 425 miles south of Newfoundland
- Henriette Location
- 1385 miles east of Hawaii
- Ivo Location
- Off the southwestern coast of Mexico
- Dexter Status
- Transitioning to extratropical cyclone
- Ivo Forecast
- Expected to become a hurricane