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Hurricane Erin’s Swell Causes deadly Rip Currents
Summary of Hurricane Erin’s Impact on Palm Beach
On August 21, 2025, Hurricane Erin’s swell reached Palm Beach, causing hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service (NWS) Miami reported the presence of dangerous breaking waves and deadly rip currents. This incident highlights the importance of understanding that storm impacts can extend far beyond the storm’s center, even for systems passing offshore. Safety measures are crucial during such events to prevent accidents caused by unpredictable ocean conditions. Stay informed and heed warnings to protect yourself and others from the dangers associated with hurricanes and their aftermath. For more details, visit NWS Miami’s Twitter.
View of Hurricane Erin’s swell arriving on Palm Beach earlier today. Outside of hazardous breaking waves, deadly rip currents were also present.
This is why we always message that impacts extend well away from the center of the storm, even for a system passing well offshore. https://t.co/xhONFPm5z0
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— NWS Miami (@NWSMiami) August 21, 2025
View of Hurricane Erin’s swell arriving on Palm Beach earlier today
Today, we got an up-close look at the powerful effects of Hurricane Erin as its swell made its way to Palm Beach. Witnessing the ocean transform with massive waves is both awe-inspiring and a little terrifying. While those waves can look amazing from the shore, it’s essential to remember that they come with hidden dangers. Outside of hazardous breaking waves, deadly rip currents were also present. The excitement of watching the waves should never overshadow the risks involved.
Outside of hazardous breaking waves, deadly rip currents were also present
As mesmerizing as the ocean can be during a storm, it’s crucial to stay alert. The National Weather Service in Miami emphasizes that the impacts of storms stretch far beyond their centers. With Hurricane Erin, even those far away from the storm’s eye can experience dangerous conditions. Rip currents are notorious for their unpredictability and strength, making it vital for beachgoers to be informed and cautious.
This is why we always message that impacts extend well away from the center of the storm, even for a system passing well offshore
The NWS reminds us that it’s not just about what happens close to the storm. Even a system passing offshore can create hazardous conditions on the coast. Understanding this can save lives. Before heading to the beach, always check local weather reports and heed safety warnings. Surfing or swimming may seem tempting, but the ocean can be unpredictable during such conditions. So, stay safe and enjoy the breathtaking views from a distance. For more insights, check out the [NWS Miami tweet](https://twitter.com/NWSMiami/status/1958660589330604109?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw).