Tropical Storm Dexter formed late Sunday near Bermuda, and forecasters with the National Hurricane Center are watching two other areas for potential tropical development.

Tropical Storm Dexter will continue to track away from the U.S. East Coast, but there are two other areas for possible development in the Atlantic Basin over the next week.Tropical Storm DexterDexter was first designated a tropical storm late Sunday night after an area of low pressure first formed along a stalled frontal boundary off the Southeast coast between North Carolina's Outer Banks and Bermuda.

Tropical Storm Dexter emerged between the Eastern Seaboard and Bermuda, as two more Atlantic low pressure systems are being tracked for development.