There is a high risk of rip currents on the Grand Strand beaches

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – People heading to beaches along the Grand Strand should be cautious.

The National Weather Service is warning of strong rip currents on the Grand Strand on Thursday.

A high risk of backwash was issued for our area today(WMBF News)

Due to the hazard, life-threatening surf rip currents are likely, so the NWS says it’s best to avoid the water and follow the advice of local beach patrol and flag warning systems.

The agency also said beach conditions will improve by the weekend.

WMBF News Chief Meteorologist Jamie Arnold advises: If you go swimming, make sure there are lifeguards nearby.

Attention beachgoers. Winds are still gusty onshore today and there is a HIGH RISK of rip currents. If you wish to swim, please only do so where lifeguards are on duty. #SCwx @WMBFnews pic.twitter.com/0wuVOdanTs

— Jamie Arnold WMBF (@jamiearnoldWMBF) 20 June 2024

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