Impact: Rip currents may pull people away from the shore and further out to sea. Drowning is possible. As many are heading to the beach over the weekend, the rip current risk will be higher as Ernesto ...

Watch out for rip currents this weekend if you are getting in the water at the Jersey Shore or Delaware beaches. Even the best swimmers can be affected by dangerous rip currents. The National Weather ...

As beach season approaches, it’s important to do more than just check the weather. One of the most dangerous yet often overlooked threats along the shoreline is rip currents —narrow, fast-moving ...

THERE WERE NO PHYSICAL INJURIES HERE. THE OFFICIAL START OF SUMMER IS TOMORROW AND TEMPS ARE CLIMBING. MANY OF US ARE LIKELY PLANNING TRIPS TO THE BEACH TOO, IN THE COMING WEEKS. BEFORE YOU GET IN THE ...

New Jersey finally has a nice summer weekend on tap, with plenty of sunshine and low humidity. However, beach-goers at the Jersey Shore are being warned about a high risk of dangerous rip currents ...

Tropical storms and hurricanes can bring rip current dangers to the coast when when they're hundreds of miles away. A rip current is a powerful channel of water that moves away from the shoreline.

This time of year high temperatures are in the upper 70s and low 80s with low temperatures in the mid to low 60s. We’re right on target with cooler temperatures for the next week. Saturday evening low ...