Page 19 - Rip Current News Today

The drownings of at least 11 swimmers in less than two weeks along Florida's Panhandle beaches are raising warnings about the dangers of rip currents.

Rip currents are fast-moving channels of water that can pull swimmers away from the shore. To survive, experts recommend swimming along the shore.

Within two weeks - 11 people have died in rip currents along the Gulf coast. That’s according to preliminary reports from the National Weather Service.

People have been entering waters despite double red flag warnings about extremely hazardous currents.

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Ohio valley as well as some rain by monday it gets injured in the northeast with some heavy rain not just here to clean the air but eventually for the fires as well. david hid >> david: appreciate it, rob. thank you. tonight the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway appearing before a judge in alabama. joran van der sloot pleading not guilty to extortion where fraud. how his mother was sitting two rooms away from him. he is accused of extorting money. authorities that he was the...

Mark Bryson ran into the water to save his son and two friends from a rip current in Daytona Beach but he would not make it back to shore.

76-year-old Robert “Bob” Sarver was killed last week near Daytona Beach shores.

A Kentucky man was killed last week near Daytona Beach Shores, that’s according to the Daytona Beach News Journal.

76-year-old Robert “Bob” Sarver was killed last week near Daytona Beach shores.