Tropical Storm Dexter is moving further away from the East Coast, but it's still causing waves along the Delmarva coastline. Dexter is moving into the North Atlantic, away from North America. It will strengthen and become an extratropical low later today through Friday. The cyclone is forecast to weaken beginning Friday night and Saturday.

Tropical Storm Dexter formed Sunday night over the western Atlantic, far off the coast of North Carolina, according to forecasters who expect it to move away from the U.S. coast. The tropics are heating up and forecasters are keeping watch on a developing tropical wave in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean.

Tracking daily storms and keeping track of Dexter and two other zones of possible formation in the Atlantic with your New Orleans weather forecast. We're still tracking Dexter and two other zones of possible tropical formation in the Atlantic. SYSTEM 1 - DEXTER IN THE NORTHERN ATLANTIC: