Hurricane Franklin is currently located about 370 miles northeast of Bermuda, moving east-northeast at 14 mph with sustained winds of 90 mph, having weakened from a Category 4 to Category 1 hurricane

. It is forecast to continue moving away from Bermuda and is not expected to make landfall in the U.S. Instead, it will move into the cooler waters of the North Atlantic and transition to a post-tropical cyclone by late Friday

. While Franklin will not hit the U.S. mainland, it is generating dangerous surf and rip currents along the Eastern Seaboard, which are expected to persist through the Labor Day weekend

. Bermuda experienced tropical storm-force winds as Franklin passed to the north but significant impacts are limited since the storm is forecast to pass northwest of the island

. In summary, Hurricane Franklin is not projected to make landfall but will impact Bermuda with gusty winds and rough surf, and cause hazardous surf conditions along the U.S. East Coast