It may be a good weekend for sunbathing on the sand, but maybe hold off on getting in the water this weekend in northern San Diego County beaches.
The strongest rip currents and highest surf are expected north of Carlsbad and Orange County, with potential to reach 7 feet, the NWS added.
Always swim near a lifeguard, the NWS advises, as rip currents can be life-threatening to anyone entering the surf because they can be powerful enough to push even the strongest swimmers out to sea. Rip currents are powerful channels of water moving away from the shore. They are strongest near inlets, jetties and piers, the NWS said.
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