Since the beginning of August 7, 2025, according to the latest councils of the National Hurricane Center, several tropical systems have been active. The Dexter tropical storm, located in the northern Atlantic, passes to a strong extrathropic cyclone because it accelerates the east-emergence from the ground. Meanwhile, in the Eastern Pacific, the tropical storm of Henriette continues to move to the west far from Hawaii with a small change in force, and Tropical Storm Ivo quickly intensifies the southwest coast of Mexico and predicts in the next 36 hours.
While none of these storms is currently a direct threat to landing, the sea interests are recommended to carefully monitor the conditions, as dangerous sea and strong winds are expected in affected areas.
Here is a report on tropical weather based on councils and the forecasts of naval naval means issued by the National Hurricane Center on Thursday, August 7. The message contains separate updates for Dexter, Henriette and Ivo, along with the impact on the High Sea.
Tropical storm Dexter
Condition: It is expected to become a strong extratropic minimum over the northern Atlantic over the next few hours.
Location: approximately 425 miles (685 km) south of Cape Race, Newfoundland.
Maximum permanent winds: 50 mph (85 km/h) with higher gusts.
Outlook: Movement in the east-east is expected over the next few days. It is assumed that Dexter will strengthen itself as an extratropic minimum later until Friday, then weaken at the beginning of Friday night and Saturday.
Watches and Warning: There are no coast watches or warning.
Danger affecting the soil: none.
Tropical storm hentiette (East Pacific)
Location: Approximately 1385 mile east of Hilo to Hawaii
Movement: Expected to change to the northwest at the weekend
Maximum permanent winds: 45 mph (75 km/h)
Outlook: A small change in force is expected. The system will remain far north of Hawaii.
Danger: no soil impact; The wind winds of the tropical storm are up to 90 miles (150 km).
Tropical storm Ivo (East Pacific)
Movement: West-Northwest at 23 mph (20 kt / 37 km / h)
Maximum permanent winds: 40 mph (35 kt / 65 km / h), impacts up to 50 mph
Outlook: Expected quick strengthening.
Danger: tropical winds of storm forces spread out up to 70 naval miles. Hrubby seabed conditions were expected outside the southwestern coast of Mexico.
(Tagstotranslate) tropical storm August 2025
