Exploring Rip Currents Keep Rescue Crews Busy
Exploring Rip Currents Keep Rescue Crews Busy reveals several interesting facts.
- Video shows a dramatic
- CBS News Miami's Steve Maugeri breaks down the
- Rough seas and dangerous
- For years, we've been told to swim parallel to the shore to escape a
- It's always one of the biggest beach days of the year and Volusia's beaches were packed in early Monday morning.
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Lifeguards and The San Diego lifeguards have made upwards of 100 Big waves and strong Swimmers and surfers love the increased waves, but it makes life a lot tougher for those guarding the shores.
You should always swim where a lifeguard can see you. Swimmers also have more control under the water than on the surface.
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