NEWSHurricane Jose hits the Delaware beachesTuesday morning high tide at Rehoboth Beach brought water covering sand with 6-8 foot waves pounding the shoreline. Wind and rain were minimal as the storm starts to pass the Delaware coast.CHUCK SNYDER/Special To The News JournalWaves 6 to 8 feet high pounded the shoreline as Hurricane Jose was offshore.Chuck Snyder, Credit Photo/CHUCK SNYDERA passerby takes pictures of the waves from Hurricane Jose pounding Rehoboth Beach.CHUCK SNYDER/Special To The News JournalWind and rain were minimal as Hurricane Jose starts to pass the Delaware coast. City crews removed the trash cans from the beach as a precaution.CHUCK SNYDER/Special To The News JournalA morning walk turned a little wet and salty on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk Tuesday morning.CHUCK SNYDER/Special To The News JournalCity crews removed trash cans from Rehoboth Beach near the boardwalk as a precaution.CHUCK SNYDER/The News JournalLarge waves from Hurricane Jose breached a dune line south of Dewey Beach that resulted in flooding and closed roadways.Chuck Snyder/Special To The News JournalLarge waves from Hurricane Jose breached a dune line south of Dewey Beach that resulted in flooding on Coastal Highway.Chuck Snyder/Special To The News JournalLarge waves from Hurricane Jose breached a dune line south of Dewey Beach that resulted in flooding on Coastal Highway.Chuck Snyder/Special To The News JournalLarge waves from Hurricane Jose breached a dune line south of Dewey Beach that resulted in flooding on Coastal Highway.Chuck Snyder/Special To The News Journal