What to Do If You're Caught in NH Bound Rip Tides
Tropical Storm "Erin" is sliding up the east coast. With it, dangerous riptides are expected for New Hampshire's seacoast this weekend.
Rip current
Tragedy Strikes NH Beach. Here's How To Survive A Rip Tide.
Rip currents move at speeds of up to eight feet per second. That's faster than an Olympic swimmer. So what should you do if you get caught in a rip current?
Offiicals Warn of Dangerous Rip Currents
Expect some coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents over the next couple of days, thanks to Tropical Storm Jose.