Jacksonville Beach’s Ocean Rescue Division has issued a “Beach Safety Alert” that is in effect Wednesday through the weekend.
The alert is being issued “due to the forecasted dangerous and life-threatening beach conditions from Hurricane Lee,” JBORD said in a news release.
The alert is set to expire on Monday, but beachgoers should “expect Red Flag conditions until rough surf and dangerous rip current activity decrease to moderate conditions,” the release said.“Highly experienced swimmers who choose to go in the water should stay near a lifeguard and never be in the water alone,” JBORD said.
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