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 this week and might be enough to give some beachgoers pause heading into the Labor Day holiday weekend. Officials say people should stay out of the water — swimming is not recommended due to high levels of enterococci bacteria.
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Members Show to Friday Morning Swim Club Despite Cancellation | WGN News
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Olympic Star Emily Seebohm Reveals Baby’s Gender | Sky News Australia
Emily Seebohm has posted a creative video revealing the gender of her baby, with the Australian Olympic swimmer due to deliver in two weeks.
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Why Some Mass. Beaches Are Being Closed to Swimmers Ahead of Labor Day | WCVB Channel 5 Boston
At Horseneck Beach on Massachusetts’ South Coast, swimming was banned due to rip currents caused by the swells from Hurricane Franklin.
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Olympic Gold Medal Swimmer From Maine Turns 41 | News Center Maine
During his career, Ian Crocker won five medals at the Olympics.
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Hear Why Girl Swam in Flood Waters During Hurricane Idalia | CNN
CNN’s John Berman speaks with Florida resident Alexis DeLeon who describes why she had to swim through the storm surge waters as Hurricane Idalia struck Anna Maria Island.
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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.
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Swimming for Maui | Good Day Sacramento
See how this local swimmer is swimming for a great cause for the fire victims in Maui.