Meteorologists are tracking three weather systems raging out over the Atlantic this week, amid fears that fierce winds could morph into U.S.-bound hurricanes. A map published by the National Hurricane Center looks particularly congested right now,

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring multiple areas, including Tropical Storm Dexter. Dexter formed on Sunday and is expected to stay in the Atlantic as a tropical storm. It will then weaken into a post-tropical cyclone by Wednesday. But the NHC is monitoring two more areas that could develop.