Hurricane Ernesto heading for Bermuda
Hurricane Ernesto is a powerful 85 mph hurricane and is expected to get even stronger over the next few days. Hurricane warnings have now been posted for Bermuda since Ernesto is expected to bring major rain & wind to the island late Friday and Saturday. With hurricane Ernesto passing to the east of the U.S., there's a high risk for rip currents along U.S. East coast beaches this weekend along with increased surf. Ernesto should the get close to the eastern provinces of Nova Scotia & Newfoundland early next week. No other tropical systems are being monitored at this time in the Atlantic basin.
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