While the U.S.[1] will be spared a landfall from monster Hurricane Erin[2], the impacts will be felt up and down the East Coast throughout the week with life-threatening coastal conditions, rip currents[3] and big waves.
Erin is a Category 4 hurricane[4] with
Updated at 9:45 a.m.ET on Monday, Aug.18, 2025
Hurricane Erin is intensifying again.Now back up to Category 4.And the storm is growing in size.Outer bands are lashing the Caribbean islands and will impact the southern end of the Bahamian chain today.
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With Hurricane Erin[1] churning across the Atlantic near the northern Caribbean islands, forecasters with the National Hurricane[2] Center (NHC) tagged a new area to watch across the Main Development Region[3] in the central tropical Atlantic.
A tropical wave near
Odds are increasing that a tropical system will develop behind Hurricane Erin[1] in the Atlantic Ocean's Main Development Region[2] within the next week.The National Hurricane[3] Center (NHC) tagged an area to watch in the tropical Atlantic that has a medium
Updated at 9:30 a.m.ET on Sunday, Aug.17, 2025
The atmospheric conditions came together in a stunning way yesterday to support Hurricane Erin[1], suddenly blowing up into a Category 5.It was one of the fastest intensifications ever observed, and the
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico –Hurricane Erin[1] is continuing to bring strong winds[2] and torrential rain[3] to Puerto Rico[4] and the U.S.[5] Virgin Islands as the storm spins off to the north, and while Erin has seen some weakening over the past several