Hurricane Erin in 2025 is not expected to make landfall in the United States. It has been tracked as a large Category 4 hurricane in the Atlantic, moving northward and expected to stay east of Florida, between Bermuda and the U.S. coast. It will pose life-threatening surf and rip currents along the Atlantic coast from Florida to Canada but is forecasted to remain offshore, moving northeastward and likely becoming post-tropical by Saturday, and then moving toward the UK as a weakened system. Therefore, Hurricane Erin is not projected to directly hit any U.S. coastlines as of the latest information around August 27, 2025.
Historic Hurricanes Erin (e.g., 1995) made landfall in Florida, but the current 2025 Hurricane Erin is distinct and forecasted to avoid landfall, instead passing off the east coast of the U.S. with impacts limited to surf and rip currents.
In summary, Hurricane Erin is not expected to hit, or make landfall on, any land imminently. The latest projections show it will stay offshore and weaken in the next few days.
