Hurricane Erin has been battering the East Coast with massive waves, strong winds, and dangerous rip currents. Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, and the Outer Banks took a beating, but the storm miraculously avoided causing widespread destruction. From New York surfers chasing monster waves to coastal flooding warnings across multiple states, this hurricane proved both powerful and unpredictable. Erin is moving farther out to sea, but rip currents remain a serious danger along the coast. WooGlobe Ref : WGA409310 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
00:00Massive waves slammed the east coast as Hurricane Aaron swept past, but somehow didn't bring disaster.
00:06Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard got battered by fierce winds and crashing waves as Hurricane Aaron passed offshore.
00:13From the Carolinas all the way to New England, dangerous rip currents kept beachgoers on high alert.
00:19The storm triggered coastal flood warnings from North Carolina to New Jersey.
00:23Even in New York City, beaches were closed, but that didn't stop daring surfers at Rockaway Beach.
00:28One surfer called the waves, heavy, heavy, heavy, and exactly what they wait all year for.
00:35On the outer banks, dunes were breached and sand-covered roads, but no major damage was reported.
00:40Despite being twice the size of a typical hurricane, Aaron miraculously avoided slamming into land.
00:46In Nags Head, huge waves pounded Jeanette's Pier as winds hit 45 miles per hour.
00:52People came out in the rain just to witness the raw power of nature.
00:55Aaron remains a Category 2 hurricane, stretching over 600 miles across the Atlantic.
01:01But it's moving farther out to sea, and thankfully, the worst may be behind us.
01:06Still, those rip currents?
01:08They're no joke, and they're sticking around for now.
01:11A monster storm that spared the coast, but left waves and warnings in its wake.
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