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Rough seas, rip currents from Hurricane Erin linger off NH coast

Cornwall Council, HM Coastguard, and RNLI warn of 15 to 18-foot waves and strong rip currents on beaches like Perranporth and Fistral due to Hurricane Erin's remnants.

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As many families head to the coast to enjoy the last days of summer, officials are warning about dangerous rip currents lingering after Hurricane Erin.

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Hurricane Erin 'Dangerous conditions' warning issued on one part of UK

Hurricane Erin was one of the largest hurricanes ever recorded in US history, is now set to bring powerful surf to the UK

·United Kingdom
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Hurricane Erin leads to warnings of rip currents, rough surf in ...

·Washington, United States
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Beaches danger warning as end of Hurricane Erin to hit

If you are not a professional big wave surfer it might be best to sit this one out

·Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Rough seas, rip currents from Hurricane Erin linger off NH coast

As many families head to the coast to enjoy the last days of summer, officials are warning about dangerous rip currents lingering after Hurricane Erin.

·New Hampshire, United States
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Le SingulierLe Singulier

Hurricane Erin Threatens the East American Coast with Increasing Intensity

The weather phenomenon, now classified as a category 2, progresses in parallel to the coast, generating major risks of flooding and sea submersion. Hurricane Erin continues to strengthen as it evolves off the east coast of the United States. Although its current trajectory must prevent it from touching land directly, the authorities warn against [...] Read more Hurricane Erin threatens the east coast of the United States with increasing intensit…

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WMUR broke the news in New Hampshire, United States on Sunday, August 24, 2025.
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