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ALWAYS SWIM NEAR A LIFEGUARD

 Palm Beach County Ocean Rescue: Lifesaving and Marine Safety for 40 Years.

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Daily information is available regarding the swimming conditions at County-operated beaches.
All beaches guarded by Palm Beach County Ocean Rescue are open for swimming. ​

​After 9:00 am, information about water and weather conditions, as well as the presence of hazards such as Man-O-War or Sea Lice, is available online. When you arrive at a lifeguard protected beach, please check the Daily Conditions Board and Flag(s) being flown from the tower for current onsite conditions, as they may change throughout the day. See locations daily beach conditions information below:

North Palm Beach County

 561-624-0065​

​Day:Wedensday
​Date:July 26, 2017
Advisories:​
Air Temperature:​

81' - 92'

​Water Temperature:​85'
Wind Direction & Speed:​S @ 5 mph turning to SE @ 10-15 mph
Surf Conditions:​Calm seas / afternoon light chop with moderate north current 
Warning Hazards:​
Weather Conditions:​Partly cloudy, humid, with a chance of afternoon thunder storms.
Rain Chance:​20% 
Low Tide at Jupiter Inlet:​5:20 pm 
High Tide at Jupiter Inlet:​11:30 am 
Reminder of the day:​Beware of the Florida summer heat and humidity, stay hydrated and avoid heat exhaustion. Stay safe!  

 

 South Palm Beach County

561-629-8775

​Day:Wednesday
​Date:July 26, 2017
​Advisories:​Rip Current Risk = Low
​Air Temperature:​92
​Water Temperature:​85
​Wind Direction & Speed:ESE @ 10-15 mph
​Surf Conditions:​Small chop @ 1'-2'
​Warning Hazards:

Potential Rip Currents, Underwater Rocks, Seaweed, Possible Sea Lice.

​Weather Conditions:Mix of clouds and sun with a stray shower or thunderstorm possible.
​Rain Chance:20%
​Low Tide at Boynton Inlet:7:17 am
​High Tide at Boynton Inlet:12:42 pm
​Reminder of the day:Protect yourself from the sun and heat. Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, drink lots of fresh water, and bring shoes to protect your feet from the hot sand.