Hurricane Erin continues its northerly track and will deliver impacts here in the Philadelphia region, mainly at the shore. While the heart of the storm will likely stay well offshore (fortunately), we will have several impacts locally, especially along the Jersey Shore and Delaware beaches. These impacts will peak Wednesday and Thursday. Here's what to know:

High rip current risk will continue through at least Friday

Long period swells will generate rough surf and large breaking waves

8-12 foot seas on Wednesday that could build as high as 10-15 feet Thursday

Dangerous swimming and boating conditions all week

Beach erosion and coastal flooding are likely. There's already a coastal flood advisory for the Jersey Shore and Delaware in place on Tuesday.

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