Atlantic Braces for 100 Foot PLUS Waves This Week!

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August 16th 2025!
Atlantic Braces for 100 Foot PLUS Waves This Week!
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James Kaufman, World News Report Today.
Breaking news.
Atlantic braces for potential 100-foot ocean waves this week.
Hurricane Erin would have the potential to trigger 100-foot waves
as it moves across the waters of the Atlantic Ocean,
according to forecasters.
Currently only classified as a tropical storm,
Erin could develop into the first major hurricane
of the 2025 hurricane season,
experts say.
It is the fifth named system of the Atlantic hurricane season so far,
following Andrea, Barry, Chantel, and Dexter,
none of which developed into hurricanes.
A graphic from the National Hurricane Center shows
the system's expected path.
The National Hurricane Center believes it's going
to skirt the east coast of the United States.
Jean-Romain Bédelot, senior scientist in ocean modeling at the European
Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, or the ECMWF,
W.F.
told Newsweek that Aaron is forecast to strengthen over the next week.
And while it's headed towards the U.S. East Coast,
reaching peak intensities offshore
from Cape Hatteras, landing at sea,
it can produce large waves through what's called
dynamic fetch.
This is where wind-driven waves match the storm's speed
and gain extra energy.
This effect can generate waves larger
than wind strength alone would predict.
Primarily to the right or north of the storm's low-pressure center,
Bidlow explained,
quote, the latest forecast does indeed indicate
that the large significant wave heights
could reach values of in excess of 50 feet
with associated most likely largest wave prediction
of more than 100 feet, Bidlow said.
These will be large, long waves,
hundreds of meters in length, not a single wall of
water, the scientist said,
adding that they are typical of such intense storms and should
not be mistaken for rogue waves or storm surge.
AccuWeather lead hurricane expert Alexa Davisilla told Newsweek
that the waves could cause
I was a quote-unquote major.
Shipping disruptions,
as well as a change in itineraries for most cruise ships.
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