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Hurricane Erin may be heading out to sea, but the danger is far from over. From the Outer Banks to New England, massive waves, strong rip currents, and storm surge are creating hazardous conditions up and down the Atlantic coast. Beaches may look calm — but powerful forces are lurking beneath the surface. Here's what you need to know before heading to the beach this weekend. Stay safe, stay alert, and don’t let sunny skies fool you.
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00:00Think Hurricane Aaron is gone? Think again!
00:03Because even as it drifts out to sea,
00:05it's leaving behind a dangerous trail along the U.S. coast.
00:08Aaron may be 300 miles off the coast,
00:11but it's still slamming the Atlantic shoreline
00:13with crushing waves and rip currents.
00:15From the Carolinas to Massachusetts,
00:17surf conditions are treacherous,
00:19and it's only going to get worse into the weekend.
00:22Waves as high as 50 feet are churning offshore,
00:25and even experienced swimmers are no match
00:27for the rip currents forming along popular beaches.
00:30In North Carolina's outer banks,
00:32roads were swallowed by storm surge and sand.
00:34And despite clear skies, experts warn,
00:37it's no time to relax at the beach.
00:39One wrong step in those waters could be deadly.
00:42Wind gusts have already topped 50 miles per hour.
00:45And even Florida's coast, though improving, isn't entirely safe.
00:49Bermuda's under a tropical storm warning.
00:52Canada's Newfoundland braces for stormy weather.
00:55And Europe might feel Aaron's last punch next week.
00:58The storm may be leaving,
00:59but its waves are just getting started.
01:01Stay alert.
01:02The ocean doesn't take a day off.
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