More dangerous surf conditions with hazardous rip currents are likely from Hurricane Lee starting Sunday.
, who got caught in a rip current. A surfer pulled the girl to safety, but the man was swept away.
“On a normal weekday, we’d have 27 to 30 lifeguards,” Bongiovanni said. “Now we have like five, so it’s a lot of territory for them to cover and it’s a lot of pressure on them, especially when the water is bad like that. Kids going back to college, teachers going back to school — that’s the majority of what we have as lifeguards.”
The National Weather Service says strong rip currents can be deadly, and swimmers should follow these safety tips.While Saturday is expected to finally mark the end of the heat wave that has gripped New Jersey for days, warm temperatures are expected to remain amid scattered showers.- a monster storm that has already treaded into Category 5 status - that could churn rough surf for days as it slows considerably far off the coast.
The National Weather Service typically issues rip current alerts in two-day increments and those headed to beaches are advised to stay alert for the long reach of Lee. Townsend urged beachgoers to be careful, especially with Lee’s swells set to create dangerous ocean conditions in the coming days.
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