Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Tourism - Rip Currents Safety

Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Tourism - Rip Currents Safety

Beach season is here! As we all make our way to the gorgeous Gulf Coast beaches, remember to keep beach safety top of mind. Rip currents are no joke—they can pull even the strongest of swimmers out into deeper water. Our friends at Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Tourism have put together some quick tips to help keep you and your loved ones safe when enjoying our area’s beautiful beaches. For more information go to: www.VisitALBeachs.com/safety #ripcurrents #beachsafety

Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Tourism - Rip Currents Safety
City of Gulf Shores - Rip Current Safety
Gulf Shores Officials: Strong rip currents expected for the weekend, urging caution - NBC 15 WPMI
Orange Beach lifeguards using DO NOT ENTER rip current warning signs - NBC 15 WPMI
Rip Current Safety with the Orange Beach Fire Rescue
Know Your Beach Safety Flags - City of Orange Beach
Beach warning flags stolen in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach - NBC 15 WPMI
Dangerous rip currents in Gulf Shores from TS Fred
Tropical system in Gulf brings dangerous rip currents to local beaches
Gulf beach safety is the focus on last big weekend before school starts - NBC 15 WPMI
VIDEO: Rip Current Beach Flags
Taking lifeguards to the skies to keep swimmers safe along the coast
High risk of rip currents along Alabama beaches
Elsa expected to bring dangerous rip currents to Alabama beaches
New beach safety campaign underway - NBC 15 WPMI
Spring break visitors enjoy Gulf Shores beach as storms, rough surf expected later this week
Surf is up as Red Flags return to Alabama beaches
Rip currents expected with tropical system entering Gulf
Officials Warn Tourists to Watch Beach Flags Following Tragedy
Gulf Shores seeking more lifeguards for possible record-breaking beach season - NBC 15 WPMI