Rip Current Warnings Issued for Lake Michigan

The National Weather Service on Sunday issued a rip current warning along both the Illinois and Indiana shores of Lake Michigan. Rip currents, powerful channels of water occurring most often at low spots or breaks in a sandbar, are likely through Wednesday morning, according to the weather service ...

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