Category: Beach Life
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Swimming Not Allowed at Asbury Park Beach Due to Dangerous Rip Currents | CBS New York
Some coped with Tuesday’s heat by heating for the beach at Asbury Park, New Jersey, only to learn they could wade but not swim due to dangerous rip currents. CBS New York’s Dave Carlin reports. https://youtu.be/SWEM6EeukLk?si=4hoeVraokDsqrS63
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Emergency Responders at Hampton Beach Report an Increase of Rescue Calls This Summer | WMUR-TV
According to Hampton Lifeguard Chief Patrick Murphy, more than three dozen rescues have been made since the start of Labor Day weekend.
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Dozens of Swimmers Rescued From Hampton Beach Rip Currents | CBS Boston
More than 50 people were rescued from rip currents at Hampton Beach in New Hampshire over Labor Day weekend.
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Last Day to Swim at Chicago Beaches, Outdoor Pools for Season | CBS Chicago
After Labor Day, lifeguards will post a red flag that will stay up through next May, signaling that swimming is not allowed.
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Some Long Island Beaches Reopen to Swimmers, Knee or Waist Deep | Eyewitness News ABC7NY
With Hurricane Franklin churning in the Atlantic Ocean, beaches on Long Island and along the Jersey Shore have experienced rough high tides.
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No Swim Advisory Issued at Clearwater-Area Beaches Due to Fecal Bacteria | 10 Tampa Bay
Test results that came back Friday afternoon showed high bacteria levels at Clearwater Beach, Mandalay Park and Sand Key, according to the Florida Department of Health in Pinellas County. A public health advisory has been issued at those locations. These results at Gulf Coast beaches were anticipated after Hurricane Idalia moved through the region earlier…
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Members Show to Friday Morning Swim Club Despite Cancellation | WGN News
Very few people showed up to the Friday Morning Swim Club despite its cancellation.
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NY State Beaches Closed to Swimmers Due to Rip Current Concerns | Eyewitness News ABC7NY
With Hurricane Franklin churning in the Atlantic Ocean, beaches on Long Island and along the Jersey Shore have experienced rough high tides. See ABC7NY
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Health Officials Lift No Swim Advisory Placed at Venice Beach | 10 Tampa Bay
A no-swim advisory that was placed at a beach in Sarasota County on Thursday has been lifted, health officials say. Residents and visitors can now return to swimming or participate in other water sports at Venice Beach, the Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County said in a news release Saturday afternoon. The advisory was…