Tropical Storm Andrea Forms in North Atlantic St Maarten Weather
Tropical Storm Andrea Forms in North Atlantic
Tropical Storm Andrea, the first named storm of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season, formed at 11:00 AM AST this morning in the North Atlantic.
No Threat to Land
The storm formed far from land, about 1,200 miles west of the Azores. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Andrea carries sustained winds of 40 mph and moves east-northeast at 17 mph.
Importantly, it poses no threat to St. Maarten or any other land areas.
Short-Lived System
The system will not last long. Forecasters expect Andrea to weaken tonight and dissipate by Wednesday evening.
Since the storm formed over cooler waters and faces strong wind shear, it lacks the environment to intensify.
Monitoring Continues
The Meteorological Department of St. Maarten (MDS) confirmed they are tracking Andrea.
Although there is no local impact, the MDS will provide updates if conditions change.
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Typical Timing
Andrea formed right around the average start date for tropical activity in the Atlantic.
Historically, the first named storm appears around June 20.
What’s Next?
Currently, no other systems show signs of development in the Atlantic.
However, the season could become active. NOAA forecasts 13–19 named storms, including up to 10 hurricanes.
Stay Alert
Even though Andrea will not affect the region, residents should stay informed.
The hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30.
For official information, follow the NHC, the MDS, and trusted local news sources.
Preparedness now can prevent danger later in the season.
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Although Andrea poses no danger, residents should remain alert.
Because the hurricane season has just begun, more storms may form soon. Therefore, it’s essential to follow official updates.
Even though this storm will fade quickly, future systems could bring risks. So, stay prepared, stay informed, and stay safe throughout the season.