CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Large swells from Hurricane Erin will bring dangerous surf to South Carolina beaches Wednesday.

While no direct impacts from the storm are expected in South Carolina, the National Weather Service said the storm will generate large waves, over six feet in some cases, along with strong and frequent rip currents.

There is also a risk for minor to moderate beach erosion.

A high surf advisory is in place through Thursday evening.

“The long period groundswell from Erin peaks Wednesday through Thursday morning. This means STRONG rip currents, large waves, and significant boating danger (especially around sandbars near lower tides) will be common through the end of the week,” said Storm Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Rob Fowler.

Erin’s swell will fade as we move into the

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