Hurricane Lee may be a thousand miles away from Jacksonville, but it’s still making waves in the River City.
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Jacksonville Beach Ocean Rescue issued a statement on Wednesday warning beachgoers of “life-threatening” beach conditions. Red flags will line the coast until dangerous surf and rip current activity go down to moderate conditions.“Lifeguards advise all swimmers should remain out of the water due to dangerous surf conditions. Even the most experienced swimmers, surfers, kiteboarders, etc. can be found in a life-threatening situation during dangerous ocean conditions.
“I actually just bought this board for this,” Nate Blair said. He was out in Jacksonville Beach with his son, who recently learned how to surf.
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