Officials urge preparedness as storms churn

Hurricane Danielle has already made it's curvature to the northeast Three active storms are currently churning in the Atlantic Ocean, two of which are hurricanes. But all Florida is seeing from the storms are some heavy rip currents and surf-able waves along the east coast.

"Hurricane Danielle has already made it's curvature to the northeast," said National Weather Service Meteorologist Eric Zappe. "It's already having an indirect impact on us with some fairly large waves."

While surfers are happy with the Category 4 hurricane's offspring, the next storm, Hurricane Earl, reached Category 1 status Sunday.

Zappe said it's outer bands might skirt east of South Carolina's outer banks later in the week, possibly making for a rainy Labor Day weekend for some.