India, Aug. 11 -- The Atlantic hurricane season 2025 began on June 1 and will go up to November 30. Hurricane forecasters have their eye on two tropical systems forming in the Atlantic Ocean, one of which might pose an eventual risk to the United States.

Notably, the Atlantic season has had four named storms this year, so far, including Tropical Storm Dexter, which formed early in August.

Meanwhile, the Pacific has seen nine named storms thus far, including Tropical Storms Henriette and Ivo, which are continuing to spin at the time of writing.

Here's a look at what the upcoming Atlantic storms will be called, and which parts of the US might be at risk from one storm which has already formed.

The names on the list for the next three st...