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If you're heading to the beach for vacation this summer, watch out for rip currents. Rip currents cause 80% of beach rescues. Here's how you can spot one and escape it. | 12News
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If you're heading to the beach for vacation this summer, watch out for rip currents. Rip currents cause 80% of beach rescues. Here's how you can spot one and escape it. | 12News
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Rip current risk spans from Virginia Beach to Morehead City in NC
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Rip current risk spans from Virginia Beach to Morehead City in NC
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It’s Day 3 of Rip Current Awareness Week, so let’s talk about how to spot a rip current: 🌊Rip currents are often found in areas where waves are NOT breaking, so it may look inviting to swim there. 🌊The water is often darker in a rip current - look for a line of foam, seaweed, or debris moving away from the shore. 🌊Rip currents are easier to spot from an elevated viewpoint (like a beach access) and are more common near low tide and near jetties or piers. Remember, ALWAYS try to swim at a life-
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What is a rip current? 🌊 Rips are strong currents running out to sea, which can be hard to spot. Look out for a channel of churning, choppy water on the sea's surface. Rips flow fast and can quickly drag you out to sea, catching even the strongest of swimmers! What to do if you get caught in a rip: - Don’t try to swim against it or you’ll get exhausted - If you can stand, wade don’t swim - If you can, swim parallel to the shore until free of the rip and then head for shore - Always raise your h
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Rip currents are strong enough to quickly drag you into deeper water, as two teenage girls recently found out at East Strand beach. Thankfully, RNLI Lifeguard Luke was patrolling the beach on a Rescue Water Craft when he was alerted to the two girls being pulled out by the rip current. Manoeuvring the rescue craft through choppy waves, Luke was able to reach the two girls. They were both distressed and struggling to breathe. Luke brought both girls back to shore and into the care of RNLI Lifegua
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Rip currents are the number one weather killer across the Florida Panhandle. Here's a nice 3D display of how rip currents work along Gulf Coast beaches. My thanks to Navarre Beach Fire and Rescue for brining the display to WEAR-TV. Check it out... | Allen Strum
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Conditions improving after strong rip currents lead to numerous water rescues over weekend
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Surf Simply on Instagram: "Knowing how to spot and manage rip currents can turn a hazard into a helpful tool. Rip currents are fast, narrow flows of water moving directly away from the beach. They form when incoming waves push water toward the shore, and that water finds a path back out through channels, often shaped by longshore currents. Here’s how to spot and safely manage a rip current: Look for the Signs Gaps in breaking waves, darker or calmer water, or foam and debris moving steadily out
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