The National Hurricane Center on Thursday forecast Tropical Storm Dexter to become extratropical, but continued to keep track of two developing Atlantic systems that could become the season’s next tropical depression or storm.

As of the NHC’s 8 a.m. tropical advisory, closer to the the U.S. but moving away was a weak area of low pressure a couple hundred miles off the coast of the southeastern United States producing limited shower and thunderstorm activity.

“Some slow tropical or subtropical development is possible over the weekend while the system moves northward to northeastward, remaining well off the east coast of the United States,” forecasters said. “By early next week, the low is expected to become extratropical, ending its chances for tropical development.”

The NHC gave the sys

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