As families flock to Bay Area beaches for Memorial Day weekend, safety warnings have been issued due to the dangers posed by cold waters and rip currents, particularly at San Francisco's Ocean Beach. Following recent incidents, including a tragic drowning while attempting to save a dog, first responders emphasize the need for caution. The San Francisco Fire Department advises beachgoers to stay close to shore and to avoid swimming if unsure. Lakes and rivers in the North Bay are also urging safe practices, with provisions like life jackets available for loan.
With this long holiday weekend, people want to enjoy their family, enjoy the weather, enjoy the beach.”
When in doubt, don't go out.
Rip currents here are dangerous if you don't know how to get out of them, really we want people to stay out of the water.
What they can do is grab from rack here and borrow a life jacket for the day.
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