#rip-currents

#rip-currents

A National Weather Service beach hazards statement alerts of increased risks of sneaker waves and rip currents in Coastal North Bay areas.

Coastal North Bay faces heightened wave hazards, including sneaker waves and rip currents, effective until March 25.

Beach hazards warning issued for Northern Monterey Bay due to increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents.

Increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents in Northern Monterey Bay due to westerly swells.

Beach hazards statement issued for Coastal North Bay due to increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents, effective until March 26.

Coastal North Bay under beach hazards statement due to sneaker waves and rip currents.

Tropical Storm Ernesto regained hurricane status, impacting the US east coast with dangerous swells and rip currents, leading to at least one fatality.

A beach hazards statement has been issued for Coastal North Bay due to increased risks of sneaker waves and rip currents.

Hurricane Ernesto is weakening but has created dangerous weather conditions, including rip currents and advisories across the U.S. East Coast and parts of Canada.

Increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents at Pacific Coast beaches until Monday evening.

Bay Area residents and visitors are advised to avoid water activities due to extreme surf conditions and high risks of accidents. Safety is paramount.

Hurricane Rafael has led to urgent 'do not swim' warnings for Florida and Alabama due to dangerous surf conditions and high rip currents.

Hurricane Ernesto poses dangers to East Coast beaches, with life-threatening surf and rip currents expected for the upcoming days.

All beaches in southern Brooklyn and Queens are closed for swimming due to Hurricane Ernesto's rip currents.

Beaches in Brooklyn and Queens are closed for safety due to Tropical Storm Ernesto, focusing on protecting public safety against rip currents.

New York City beaches are closed for safety due to dangerous rip currents caused by Hurricane Ernesto, emphasizing public safety amid severe weather.

Hurricane Ernesto will impact the NYC area with dangerous rip currents and coastal flooding despite being offshore.

Beaches in Brooklyn and Queens will be closed to swimming this weekend due to the dangerous conditions expected from Tropical Storm Ernesto.

Beaches in Southern Brooklyn and Queens are closed to swimming due to dangerous rip currents from Hurricane Ernesto.

Hurricane Ernesto threatens East Coast beachgoers with dangerous swells and rip currents, despite being offshore.

Hurricane Ernesto prompts beach closures in Brooklyn and Queens due to dangerous riptides and massive swells, prioritizing safety for New Yorkers.

Hurricane Ernesto caused beach closures and dangerous rip currents along the U.S. Eastern Seaboard, emphasizing ocean safety this weekend.