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More big waves are hitting the beaches of San Diego but unlike the swell from a couple of weeks ago, these waves are coming from Hurricane Frank.

Bernie, talked about his views on abortion last month. take a listen to this. >> one of the arguments that i probably seen 20 times online today was about rape. obviously, theyre gonna go to the rip current. rape is a horrible thing. but an abortion is not gonna heal the wounds of that. two wrongs is not gonna make a right. our culture loudly, but also stealthily promotes abortion. theyre telling women they should look a certain way, they should have careers, all these things. >> congresswoman w...

Four people drowned in 2020 at McKinley Beach. Experts said the beach's design over time led to rip currents.

Visitors to Manistee and Frankfort beaches should be aware of basic water safety before venturing into Lake Michigan.

The drowning numbers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are shocking.

That may not be a day long event. but now we have another issue and that is our tropical storm. this is formed off the coast of the carolinas and it is impacting those areas with some strong winds, heavy rainfall. right now the winds are reporting at 40 miles an hour. were watching for it to move off toward the north east and eventually moving toward the east and north east. so even as this pulls away, there is still the risk of those rip current as long the coastal regions, even a very strong s...

The water and everything is fine because a rip current is a problem. scattered showers and thunderstorms across the southeast. late in the day from washington, d.c. to baltimore, new york, before it starts to move out. i will say, there does seem to be some improvement especially as we go into sunday. and then it looks like even more improvement by monday. that is not too rule out all of the thunderstorms. but definitely a problem along the mid-atlantic and the northeast. also for sections of da...

The day. this tropical storm, latest update from the national hurricane center with tropical storm collins supporting winds of 40 miles per hour, moving off towards the northeast. this formed on land essentially in the charleston area, but that deep convection is still out over the open waters here as it moves to the northeast, it will start to make more of an east ward turn and then it will get caught up. so it moves away from land. so the problems with this is this over the next 24 hours mainl...

But it also means that there will be the risk of a pretty strong rip current in some of the coastal areas of north and south carolina. then the risk of the afternoon thunderstorms. so if youre driving to a destination, watch out because some of those thunderstorms could really reduce your visibility tremendously. also during the afternoon, you start here and there you could see that flare-up of storms as we go toward the evening and storms across the northern tier, and the dakotas and into minne...

Carolina. it doesnt really have a clearly defined eye. theres a lot of deep convection along that eastern edge. this is tropical storm colin, has supporting winds of 40 miles an hour. its going to be moving off towards the northeast. so its going to take about a day or so. so if youre in myrtle beach or sullivans island all the way up to the duck island area and in wilmington, youre going to be impacted by this because its going to bring heavy rainfall and bring a rip current, meaning even a goo...