NWS issues lakeshore hazard warning for several SE Wisconsin beaches through Monday night
Posted: Aug 7, 2023 5:06 AM CDT
-
4:11
’Mean Girls’ to take the stage at Greendale Community Theater
-
1:44
CBS 58’s Hometown Athlete: Greendale native returns to baseball...
-
2:58
Blind Milwaukee man inspires community with his gospel music
-
3:00
Family of Milwaukee homicide victim voices frustration with juvenile...
-
2:37
Wisconsin Democrats call for WEC to retract guidance cutting...
-
0:41
Walworth County officials: Illinois man leads high-speed pursuit...
-
1:59
Garbage truck explosion in Milwaukee injures sanitation worker...
-
2:25
Restaurants in Milwaukee take extra precautions as cyclospora...
-
1:08
Celebration held for kids on final week of SHARP Literacy’s...
-
0:55
Milwaukee Brewers player Brice Turang installs smoke alarms with...
-
1:49
Several I-41 ramps reopening this week amid ongoing rehabilitation...
-
0:42
Milwaukee County awards $2 million to 10 groups for opioid prevention,...
RACINE, Wis. (CBS 58) — The National Weather Service has issued a lakeshore hazard warning for several beaches in the greater Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha areas.
The warning extends from 7 a.m. on Monday until later that night.
Officials said there are “life-threatening four-foot waves” and that “dangerous currents” will cause dangerous swimming conditions.
The service recommended beachgoers stay out of the water and away from piers and break walls, as rip currents and other hazards are also expected.
Beaches on the list include:
Bayview Beach in Milwaukee
- Doctors Beach in the Village of Fox Point
- Big Bay Beach in the Village of Whitefish Bay
- McKinley Beach in Milwaukee
- Grant Park Beach in Milwaukee
- Bender Beach in Oak Creek
- Shoop Park Beach in Racine
- Parkway Beach in Racine
- North Beach in Racine
- Wind Point Lighthouse Beach in Racine
- Simmons Island Beach in Kenosha
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter