TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Tropical Storm Dexter is keeping a steady strength trend in place Tuesday evening over the western waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
Dexter is moving northeast at 13 mph with highest winds of 40 mph. It is less than 500 miles north-northeast of Bermuda.
The outlook is for the system to maintain tropical storm-level strength with little fluctuation in intensity while continuing on a northeasterly path through the end of this week before becoming a post-tropical low-pressure system in the northern part of the North Atlantic by the end of this week.
This system has zero chance to reach our area and will not factor into the weather pattern for the Big Bend or southern Georgia in any way, shape, or form.
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