31.   Edouard already was causing large swells along the coasts of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, forecaster Mike Hopkins said from the National Hurricane Center.

32.   Even though it is a little too far in time from now, these large swells will begin arriving our local Atlantic waters on Wednesday afternoon.

33.   For the marine community, the storm system off the east coast of United States will generate large northwest swells.

34.   For the marine community, surface low pressure associated with the fast moving cold front has generated large northwest swells.

35.   In addition...Moderate to occasionally large northeast swells will affect the local area from this afternoon into the early weekend.

36.   It said large swells and heavy rains will begin to affect the southeastern United States in a day or two.

37.   Large northerly swells affecting the atlantic waters are diminishing.

38.   Large nw swells behind the front will affect our Atlantic waters this afternoon through Thursday.

39.   Large swells generated from Hurricane Erika will affect the local area through Monday night.

40.   Large swells will continue to affect our Atlantic coastal waters.