Survive Rip Current at Beach Safely

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Rip currents are a very serious danger at the beach. If caught, do not panic, just float on your back.

These currents cause many beach rescues every year. About 100 people die from them in the U.S. each year.

Rip currents are like rivers pulling water out to sea. They can be hard to see because the water looks calm.

Lifeguards say to \"flip, float, and follow\" if caught. This helps you stay calm and saves your energy.

Always swim near a lifeguard if possible for safety. Do not try to rescue someone yourself, call 911.

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What should you do if caught in a rip current?

Do not panic, just float on your back.

How many people die from rip currents in the U.S. each year?

About 100 people die from them in the U.S. each year.

What is the lifeguard's advice if you are caught in a rip current?

Lifeguards say to 'flip, float, and follow' if caught.

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