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Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of water moving quickly away from the shore. They can pull even strong swimmers out to sea, making them a significant hazard on beaches. While the exact cause of the Shoreham tragedy is still under investigation, rip currents are a common danger in coastal waters, highlighting the importance of understanding sea safety.
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