The currents usual move at about 1 to 2 feet per second, but they've been measured up to 8 feet per second, which the NWS says is faster than an Olympic swimmer. The danger from rip currents comes ...

Dangerous rip currents are hitting off Southern California beaches this weekend, increasing the risk of ocean drowning, but there are measures ocean-goers can take to keep themselves safe.

Dangerous waters could pose risks along the North Carolina shore on Monday as a tropical depression churns off the Atlantic coast. Rip currents are possible through Monday evening along parts of ...