1 year ago
Tropical Storms Henriette and Dexter Form in Separate Oceans
Two tropical storms have formed.
One, Henriette, is in the Pacific Ocean, far from land, and is expected to get stronger.
Another, Dexter, is in the Atlantic, near Bermuda, but is moving away from any land and is expected to weaken.
Both storms have winds of 45 mph.
Henriette is the eighth named storm in the eastern North Pacific this year.
Dexter is the fourth named storm of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.
Tropical Storm Henriette formed in the Pacific Ocean.
Henriette is located southwest of the Baja California peninsula and is expected to strengthen.
Tropical Storm Dexter is in the Atlantic Ocean, north-northwest of Bermuda.
Both storms had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph on Monday.
Dexter is expected to weaken into a post-tropical cyclone later in the week.
- Who
- The National Hurricane Centre announced both storms.
- What
- Two tropical storms, Henriette and Dexter, were active.
- Where
- Henriette in the Pacific, Dexter in the Atlantic.
- When
- Announced on Monday.
- Why
- The storms formed and were tracked.
Key facts
- Henriette Location
- Eastern Pacific, southwest of Baja California
- Henriette Max Winds
- 45 mph
- Henriette Movement
- West-northwest at 15 mph
- Dexter Location
- Atlantic Ocean, north-northwest of Bermuda
- Dexter Max Winds
- 45 mph
- Dexter Movement
- Northeast at 15 mph
- Henriette Season Number
- Eighth storm of the year
- Dexter Season Number
- Fourth storm of the year
