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The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season may be about to ramp up. A system called AL95 has developed just 180 miles off the coast of North Carolina and could become a tropical or subtropical storm within the next day. Thankfully, it’s moving away from the coast — but eyes are now turning to a massive tropical wave about to emerge off the coast of Africa. If either develops into a named storm, it will be called Dexter. Meanwhile, two other tropical waves are moving through the Caribbean but currently pose no threat. August marks the start of the season’s most active period — stay tuned for updates as conditions change fast in the tropics.
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00:00Something's stirring in the Atlantic, and it could be big.
00:03Just off the coast of North Carolina, a swirling system known as AL-95 is grabbing attention.
00:09Formed just 150 miles offshore, it's now drifting east-northeast at 10 miles per hour.
00:15And the National Hurricane Center says it could become a tropical or subtropical storm by Monday.
00:20But don't worry, it's moving away from the coast.
00:23Meanwhile, a huge tropical wave is about to roll off Africa's west coast.
00:27This could be the next major player in the 2025 hurricane season.
00:32It's still early in its journey, but forecasters say it might slowly develop later this week.
00:37If either system becomes a named storm, it'll be called Dexter, the next name on the list.
00:42Two other tropical waves are cruising through the Caribbean right now.
00:45But for now, they're staying quiet.
00:48August is just kicking off, and history tells us the most active hurricane months are still ahead.
00:53So keep an eye on the tropics. Things might heat up fast.
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