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52 people rescued from rough waters
FOX 35's Amanda McKenzie reports on dangerous surf conditions from Volusia County.
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. - Central Florida is experiencing some beautiful Fall weather, bringing beachgoers to the coast, but the surf is proving too rough for some.
On Saturday, lifeguards had to rescue 52 people who got into trouble in the water. Thankfully, no one was seriously hurt.
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Dangerous surf at Volusia County beaches
In Ormond Beach, officials said one man died after getting caught in a rip current on Sunday.
With more hazardous rip current conditions expected today, Volusia County Beach Safety says that they will continue to fly the red flag and encourage beachgoers to swim in front of the staffed lifeguard towers.
The largest rough surf will also mean some ramp closures during the incoming high tides.
Be sure to watch the Volusia County Beaches Facebook and Twitter pages for the latest on beach conditions and ramp closures.