High Tide:9:05a.m.
Low Tide:2:56p.m.
Ocean Temp: 77°
Sunset:7:45p.m.
UV Index: 9 (very high)
Rip Current: Moderate...moderate risk implies that if you're planning to enter the surf, it wouldn't hurt to check with local beach patrols/lifeguards first to learn what you're up against. Always swim within sight of lifeguards and never at unguarded beaches, alone or at night. And, expect a good work out as the ocean current is a true force to be dealt with. Read up on the technique of swimming parallel to shore until the rip current releases its hold of you so you can head to shore. And, when entering the ocean, take note where your beach camp is because within seconds you may be wondering "where the heck am I." As for umbrella...today's winds will without a doubt challenge umbrella placement. Use one of those screw-in beach umbrella anchors and even better a bungee cord to steady the umbrella by clipping it to your beach bag, beach cart or cooler. Happy Beaching!
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