Dangerous surf conditions in P.E.I. National Park Monday, Aug. 7
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Parks Canada is asking P.E.I. Nationwide Park guests to remain out of the water on account of harmful surf situations Monday, Aug 7.
Rip currents are a hazard on P.E.I. seashores, forming when waves break close to the shoreline. The hazard is when swimmers change into trapped within the speedy present and are swept offshore.
Ought to swimmers discover themselves caught in a rip present, they need to keep calm, appeal to consideration, preserve vitality, tread water and let waves assist them again to shore.
If that does not work, swimmers ought to swim parallel to shore out of the present towards the breaking waves.
For extra data, Parks Canada will be contacted at 902-566-7050.
