JACKSONVILLE, Fla. —
Hurricane Erin remains a major hurricane Tuesday morning east of the Bahamas.
- It will move north over the next few days, continuing to push dangerous swells to the southeast U.S. coastline.
- Locally, minor to moderate beach erosion is possible in some places around the times of high tide.
- Higher than normal tides are expected over the next few days, resulting in some minor coastal flooding in the flood-prone tidal locations.
- Behind Erin, two tropical waves have potential for long-term development, but neither currently pose a threat to land.
- The next two names are Fernand (pronounced fair-NAHN) and Gabrielle.
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