NHC: Tropical Depression Three Forms Off Southeastern Coast, Mariners Advised to Stay Informed

producing maximum sustained winds of 35 MPH

NHC — As of 8 p.m. on Friday, July 4, 2025, the National Hurricane Center reported the development of Tropical Depression Three in the western Atlantic.

According to Advisory 1A, the depression is located near latitude 30.8°N and longitude 79.0°W, positioned just off the southeast coast of the United States.

The system is currently producing maximum sustained winds of 30 knots, or approximately 35 miles per hour, with a minimum central pressure measured at 1012 millibars. Its forward movement has been slow, drifting northward at just 2 knots, or about 2 miles per hour.

Forecasters will continue to closely monitor the depression’s progress over the coming days, as slow-moving systems can produce prolonged periods of rain, gusty winds, and hazardous marine conditions along the coastal regions.

Residents and mariners are advised to stay informed through updates from the National Hurricane Center as this system develops further.

For detailed advisories and the latest tracking updates, visit the National Hurricane Center website.

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