Tropical Storm Dexter has picked up some strength as it continues to drift away from the northeastern U.S. coast, while two other systems continue to brew in the Atlantic Ocean. The National Hurricane Center said in an advisory on Wednesday morning,

Tropical Storm Dexter is continuing to head east-northeast to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean as it strengthens Wednesday morning, however forecasters say Dexter has a day or two left as a tropical system.

Tropical Storm Dexter has formed in the Atlantic and is not a threat to the US, while two other areas of interest have a medium chance of development. The next named storms would be Erin and Fernand.