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The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has warned coastal bathers to be aware of dangerous swimming conditions arising from the peak of a full moon spring high tide on Sunday.

Riptides are no joke. Especially in places like Hawaii, where countless unsuspecting swimmers are swept out to sea every year, sometimes even when they’re just strolling along the shore. And so, the North Shore Lifeguard Association posted this friendly reminder video, or a public service ...

Wherever there’s a surf zone, there’s a risk of rip currents. Rip currents are found where there are breaks in sandbars, near jetties and piers.

Happy Wednesday! Looks like a great weather day behind a departing cold front. Expect a mix of sunshine and clouds, gusty northerly winds and highs in the lower 70s near Orlando, cooler 60s in the Northern Counties.

Here’s what you need to know before heading to the beach in the Miami area.

Happy Friday! Weather today looks quite similar to the last few days. Expect breezy Northeast winds, areas of passing clouds and perhaps a brief passing shower for the Eastern portions of the viewing area.

Another breezy and mild start to the day with a few light showers possible through the morning.Expect a mix of sun and clouds today as afternoon highs return t

After a mild start to the day, a few light showers will continue to moe onshore through the morning thanks to a persistant onshore wind flow.

You can now be fined at New Buffalo’s public beach if you ignore red flag conditions.This new policy targets people who choose to disobey rip tide warnings.Ther

Meteorologist Brian Shields says Central Florida should expect Tuesday to be partly cloudy and breezy.