Massive waves and dangerous rip currents battered the Jersey Shore in the wake of Hurricane Erin, leaving parts of multiple towns under water and prompting rescues Thursday night, Aug. 21. Flooding ...

Hurricane Erin’s winds weakened during the past 24 hours, but it still remains a strong category 2 storm and poses a serious danger to swimmers and boaters along the Jersey Shore. Many Shore towns ...

TUESDAY: Mostly cloudy and continued cool; a few breaks of sun, along with a spotty shower south of the Lehigh Valley. High: 76 TUESDAY NIGHT: Remaining mostly cloudy with a spotty shower. Low: 60 ...

Hurricane Erin continues to spin out in the Atlantic Ocean with steady winds as strong as 105 mph, creating rough surf conditions and dangerous rip currents up and down the Jersey Shore on Tuesday.

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and cool; partly cloudy over the Poconos and North Jersey. Low: 60 TUESDAY: Mostly cloudy and continued cool; a few breaks of sun, along with a spotty shower south of the Lehigh ...

Even though Hurricane Erin is spinning more than 1,100 miles away from the Jersey Shore, the storm is growing bigger and stronger, and it may pose a dangerous threat to swimmers during the next few ...

If the wind is blowing steadily toward the shore, the risk of rip currents increases, but other factors and features can also make them more likely. They are not always easy to spot, so these are said ...

Hurricane Erin is predicted to bring large waves and strong rip currents to the Massachusetts coast, according to the National Weather Service, even though the storm is not expected to make landfall. ...