Beaches in East Hampton remain closed
While the storm will not make landfall, the coast will still feel the effects of it due to dangerous surf and rip currents.
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Aug 21, 2025, 1:21 PM
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5h agoThe beaches in East Hampton remain closed today due to concerns from Hurricane Erin.
While the storm will not make landfall, the coast will still feel the effects of it due to dangerous surf and rip currents.
Mayor Jerry Larsen says he hopes the hurricane doesn't do too much damage along the shore.
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