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Governor Stein declares state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Erin
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — Governor Stein declared a State of Emergency as North Carolina prepares for impacts from Hurricane Erin and mobilizes resources and personnel to assist along the coast.
Hurricane Erin will bring threats of coastal flooding, beach erosion, and dangerous surf conditions,” said Governor Josh Stein.“North Carolinians along the coast should get prepared now, ensure their emergency kit is ready, and listen to local emergency guidelines and alerts in the event they need to evacuate.”
Hurricane Erin is expected to increase in size and strength during the next 48 hours as it turns north. Forecasts anticipate that Hurricane Erin will cause extensive beach erosion with waves of 15 to 20 feet for the Outer Banks.