"Tracking Hurricane Lee's Path and Warning of Dangerous Rip Currents"

Hurricane Lee, currently a Category 3 storm, is expected to shift northwards and avoid hitting New Jersey and New York. However, there is a low probability outlier model that shows Lee making landfall in New Jersey or New York. Most models project Lee to eventually make landfall in the Maritime provinces of eastern Canada. The storm is expected to bring dangerous surf and rip currents to the southeastern U.S. coast and the New Jersey shore later in the week. The exact path of Lee will depend on the arrival and strength of an upper level disturbance known as a trough.