Hurricane Erin Approaches U.S. East Coast, Threatening Beaches and Coastal Communities
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Hurricane Erin will pass offshore the Mid-Atlantic, causing strong winds, dangerous seas, and beach hazards along Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware beaches, with peak wave heights up to 12 feet and potential for coastal flooding, especially during high tides on Wednesday and Thursday.
- What Hurricane Erin will mean for Virginia, Maryland and Delaware beaches The Washington Post
- North Carolina’s Outer Banks under Tropical Storm, Storm Surge Warnings as Hurricane Erin spins closer to US FOX Weather
- Hurricane Erin update: Forecast sees huge storm moving closer to U.S. NPR
- Dare County News Dare County, NC (.gov)
- Rodanthe homes stand in rising surf as Hurricane Erin approaches WRAL.com
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