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Experienced surfers advise caution as Hurricane Erin stirs up risky waves at Folly Beach

By Local Aug 18, 2025 | 9:14 PM

Though Charleston won’t see the direct impact from Hurricane Erin, the waters off the coast aren’t smooth sailing.

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