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Extratropical Cyclone Dexter (2025) At Peak Intensity
Peak Intensity Data
Peak Intensity
Tropical Storm - 60 mph
Coordinates
41.40°N -50.40°W
Minimum Central Pressure
998 mb | 29.47 inHg
Maximum Sustained Winds
60 mph (TS)
Recorded Local Time
August 7, 2025 at 11:00AM ADT
Recorded Zulu Time
August 7, 2025 at 14:00 Z
Peak Intensity Satellite Imagery
Coverage Area
Atlantic Ocean - Northern
Satellite
GOES-East
Imagery Type
GeoColor
Image Format
Composite Loop
Satellite imagery times are typically shown in Zulu Time (Z), which is equivalent to UTC and GMT.
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