Erin’s 20-Foot Surf Party: North Carolina's Wet Apocalypse
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Hurricane Erin, the Category 4 diva swirling 805 miles off Cape Hatteras, has Dare County, N.C., screaming ‘evacuate!’ by 8 a.m. Tuesday. Emergency boss Drew Pearson warns of 15-20 foot waves ready to demolish dune-front castles, while NHC chief Michael Brennan predicts coastal roads turning into car aquariums and ocean water making surprise inland visits. Erin already flexed as 2025’s first hurricane and briefly hit Category 5, powered by climate change's tropical energy drink — 'sea surfaces warmed by climate change' made Erin go crazy fast, per Climate Central. Best stay dry, East Coast!
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Source: Axios | Published: 8/19/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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