#Beach Safety

[parentingvip]

[americanlifeguard]

Memorial Day Weekend Water Safety Interview on The Weather Channel

The American Lifeguard Association is featured in a compelling interview on The Weather Channel over the Memorial Day extended weekend, focusing on essential water safety practices for beachgoers. As families and friends gear up to begin the summer season, understanding key aspects of beach safety is crucial for ensuring a safe and enjoyable holiday.

This vital interview covers essential topics such as identifying rip currents, the significance of swimming in areas supervised by lifeguards, and the proper use of flotation devices. Viewers will be informed about the different flags displayed on beaches to signal water conditions and what each color represents. The segment is designed to educate the public on effective responses in water emergencies, emphasizing the necessary actions if someone is in distress.

Wyatt Werneth, National Spokesperson for the American Lifeguard Association, will also discuss preventive strategies to minimize water-related accidents and explain the critical role lifeguards play in enhancing beach safety. With larger crowds anticipated during the holiday weekend, this interview is a timely reminder of the importance of vigilance and preparedness at the beach.

[spedalejrphotography]

Your Guide to Panama City Beach Florida Vacations

Your 2024 Guide to Panama City Beach, Florida. Learn more & don't miss out.

[et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ admin_label=”Header” _builder_version=”4.24.0″ _module_preset=”default” custom_padding=”||0px||false|false” hover_enabled=”0″ collapsed=”on” global_colors_info=”{}” min_height=”810.4px” title_text=”Who is the best photographer in Chipley Florida” background_video_mp4=”https://spedalejr.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/854-480.mp4″ sticky_enabled=”0″ alt=”Looking…

[funwithflagsstuff]

[archerinventive]

That magical moment when you bring your sword and shield to the party and encounter a like-minded soul with their own sword.

One of my many highlights from Kindle this year was clashing steel with Sterling Bishop on the beach. I really couldn't have asked for more for my birthday weekend.

A huge thank you to Jason Surh and to all the other photographers out at Kindle for capturing the moments so we can hold and share them for years to come. 💛

[staryflowers]

Now, I know Red said no beach episode but consider:

[amethyst-crowns]

something about steve being the beach ice cream guy™️

[nocternalrandomness]

Huntington Beach PD departing KSNA

[rattus-viridis]

[vpofcookies]

I used to think every person in my field was just. Unhinged.

And then I started going to conferences and I was like "hm. Maybe it's just the people where I'm from" and then I went to do field work and volunteer with other universities in my area and I went "hm. Maybe it's just my school"

And then I joined a bunch of clubs and made some friends with different majors and took some extra electives and I found it it was actually just my department.

[raspberry-gloaming]

PSA for this post its gonna be a bit ranty but i feel pretty justified in these frustrations because this stuff is like. Common knowledge. And stuff every one ought to know before going to the beach. I've known this stuff since I was a little kid, and i very much hope that that is also the case for you, reader. If not, before you go to any beaches or moving bodies of waters please school yourself about this because. Well, it can be a matter of life and death.

Poor May and the Turners, of course, but why the fuck did they bring an inflatable to the beach?! Like its so so so common knowledge like ask a kid they'll be able to know that DON'T FUCKING DO THAT ITS A BAD IDEA! I've known this, been schooled on the dangers of the sea, of currents, of inflatables, as a very young child. You're a kid on the beach and its all "hand hand foot foot over the rocks" and "no floaties because you'll drift out and get stuck out in the sea."

Patrick and Shelagh are grown adults! Adults who are gonna know about levels of water related danger, even more so than the average person because wouldn't some of their training or even cases include water related and caused issues? I know the storyline is - "oh but it wasn't their fault really" but its like common sense? its something they should a) know about and have not brought the lilo with them and b) told the kids about.

I know they don't live very near the sea but like! they do go to the beach! this very same episode mentioned their plans to spend a week in Devon, a region known for its beaches! And even without that they live not so far from a big river and docks theirs gotta be some safety knowledge about that.

[brokendreamscreation]

//I love how dark and terrifying the fandom interprets purgatory. And then there’s me and @helluva-hazbins having a beach episode in purgatory xD

[runawaycarouselhorse]

[pochapal]

feels weird and wrong to hear this song playing after everything

[jhsharman]

"beautify"

Break the first one into its two lines of dialogue and the Archie response returns in the last cover here. Grundy's comes off the same premising.