All central Florida Atlantic beaches are at a risk for rip currents this week, prompting meteorologists to issue alerts.

OCEAN RESCUE STAFF TELL US A LOT OF THOSE INCIDENTS HAVE TO DO WITH RIP CURRENTS. AS PEOPLE FLOCK TO SOUTH FLORIDA FROM COOLER CLIMATES, OR JUST TO GET AWAY. SPRING BREAK MEANS LIFEGUARDS HERE IN ...

A strong storm brewing offshore is causing breaking waves over 30 feet in some areas and creating dangerous ocean conditions.

We explore the science behind deadly rip currents with ocean safety expert Bruckner Chase and scientist Greg Dusek ...

This nice stretch of sunny skies and warm weather might seem like a perfect day to visit the beach but looks can be deceiving ...

Rip currents on the east coast of Florida form when there is a strong east breeze. Large swells push water toward the coast, ...

Swimmers and beachgoers were advised to remain on alert on Wednesday and, in some places, avoid going into the ocean.

Break in full force across South Florida. In Martin County, the beaches are busy with tourists and spring breakers in town.

Beach safety in St. Lucie, Martin, and Indian River counties improves with new equipment, lifeguard towers, and hiring more ...

COMING UP NEXT TIME I SEE YOU. MEANTIME, THERE IS A THREAT OF RIP CURRENTS AT SOME OF OUR BEACHES RIGHT NOW. RED FLAGS ARE FLYING IN VOLUSIA COUNTY URGING PEOPLE TO STAY CLOSE TO SHORE.