Summary
Hurricane Erin has led to dangerous surf conditions along the US East Coast, especially near North Carolina's Outer Banks. Although Erin is not expected to hit land directly, it has caused rip currents and high waves. The storm has strong winds reaching 105 mph.
Key Facts
- Hurricane Erin is affecting the East Coast of the US.
- The hurricane has brought dangerous rip currents to coastal areas.
- It has not made landfall.
- North Carolina's Outer Banks are particularly affected.
- The hurricane has wind speeds of about 105 mph.
- The National Hurricane Center describes Erin as a "large and growing hurricane."
