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Rip tide warning

Nantasket Beach in Hull was beautiful as ever on Friday, but no one could dive into the waves. A dangerous rip tide from Hurricane Erin made swimming off limits. Erin is moving far out to sea so the tide could turn.

Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – Charlotte Silva, along with Cecilia and Milena Araujo, enjoy the beach despite a swimming ban caused by Hurricane Erin passing offshore. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – Charlotte Silva, along with Cecilia and Milena Araujo, enjoy the beach despite a swimming ban caused by Hurricane Erin passing offshore. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – Lifeguards keep watch over Nantasket Beach as swimmers are kept out of the water due to Hurricane Erin passing offshore (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – A woman sits in the water despite not being allowed in the water due to Hurricane Erin passing by. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – Charlotte Silva, along with Cecilia and Milena Araujo, enjoy the beach despite a swimming ban caused by Hurricane Erin passing offshore. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Quincy, MA – Aug. 22 – Despite the warm temperatures, few people came to the beach, as swimming was prohibited due to Hurricane Erin passing offshore. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)
Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – Charlotte Silva, along with Cecilia and Milena Araujo, enjoy the beach despite a swimming ban caused by Hurricane Erin passing offshore. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)

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Hull, MA – Aug. 22 – Charlotte Silva, along with Cecilia and Milena Araujo, enjoy the beach despite a swimming ban caused by Hurricane Erin passing offshore. (Photo By Matt Stone/Boston Herald)

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