City officials warn New Yorkers of what to watch for at the beach this weekend
News 12’s Shakti Denis spoke to surfers enjoying the powerful waves caused by Hurricanes Franklin and Idalia.
Sep 1, 2023, 9:25 PM
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9h agoIf you’re planning to head to the beach for Labor Day weekend, officials are warning you to be extra cautious, as a rip current statement is active and will likely stay in effect all weekend.
News 12’s Shakti Denis spoke to surfers enjoying the powerful waves caused by hurricanes Franklin and Idalia, and with officials on the best safety practices to take when making your way to the beach.
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