Fire chief urges tide safety awareness and warns of higher fall tides ahead
2 Sep 21 · 2d ago · 4 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Chief McBrayer advised visitors to check tide apps and ask locals before exploring remote coastal areas. He also noted his office has observed an uptick in visitors seeking social media content and warned that El Niño weather patterns are expected to bring higher tides in coming months.
“You have to ask a local or check a tide app on a phone for tide information.”
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