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Maine lifeguards prepare for potential waves, rip currents from Hurricane Erin
YORK (WGME) – Hurricane Erin won't hit Maine, but the state will see the potentially dangerous waves and rip currents. The waves at Long Sands Beach started to pick up in intensity Thursday evening. A local lifeguard says this time of year is already challenging, and storms like this add another layer of complexity.
Rescues at Rye's Cable Beach amid rip currents caused by Hurricane Erin
RYE — Rip currents caused by Hurricane Erin led swimmers and boogie boarders to be rescued Aug. 22 from the waters off Cable Beach. Town lifeguards and Rye Fire Department personnel saved people in separate morning incidents at Cable Beach.
The major impacts will be felt at the beaches, with high surf expected. A high surf advisory is in effect until 8 p.m.
No swimming will be allowed this weekend on southern York County's popular beaches as lifeguards put up their red flags for ...
This past week has been challenging for lifeguards in southern Maine, where rip currents have resulted in multiple rescues.
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