Page 20 - Rough Surf News Today

Lifeguards conducted a missing swimmer search Monday near the same area where another missing swimmer drowned last week.

A large and rough surf is expected due to the combination of very strong to gale-force trade winds and a large northeast swell generated by a gale-force low far northeast of Hawai‘i.

Large and rough surf associated with strong onshore winds and large seas will lead to hazardous beach conditions through midweek for exposed north and east-facing shores.

Tropical Storm Tammy is seen to develop into a hurricane that could unleash rains in the Caribbean Islands and Leeward Islands.

Tropical Storm Tammy has developed in the central Atlantic and it puts Carribean at risk with torrential rains and powerful winds.

OCEAN CITY, Md. -- Starting on Friday, September 15th, the Ocean City Beach Patrol told people to just stay out of the ocean. With Hurricane Lee passing by, the ocean

The teen was swept up in a rip current after falling off a blow-up raft, officials told news outlets.

The National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory for large swaths of the coast and nearby islands through Monday evening.

The developing Hurricane Jova was tracked over Baja California's southern tip. The forecast said that the Hurricane is not yet expected to cause a threat to land. However, the hurricane is forecast to bring strong winds and rip currents to Mexico and Southern California coasts. Read here.

New Jersey beachgoers are warned to stay out of the water post Labor Day weekend due to strong rip currents and multiple drownings.