Spring break is here and spring breakers may be looking to enjoy their vacation by spending time near Texas waters. As Texans ...

Rip currents can be tough to spot, but learning the signs to look for could make all the difference. Here's what to know. Here are some safety tips to help make any beach trip safe. Always swim wh ...

We explore the science behind deadly rip currents with ocean safety expert Bruckner Chase and scientist Greg Dusek ...

If you or someone you know is planning on heading to the beach for spring break, there are some important safety tips to be ...

Rip currents are strong, narrow currents that move away from the shore and out to sea at high speeds. They can occur at any beach with breaking waves – not just in the ocean .

The National Weather Service is advising Galveston Island spring break beachgoers to swim near a lifeguard, avoid swimming at the ends of the island, observe all warning signs and beach flags, and ...

With these insights into rip currents and how to react, you can enhance your safety when enjoying the beach. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and prioritize your well-being while relishing the surf.

Ocean safety expert Bruckner Chase shares what you need to look for the minute you step onto the beach, while Greg Dusek from the National Ocean Service explains the science behind rip currents ...