Red flags flown Sunday on rainy beaches in Ormond, Daytona & New Smyrna

Dunlawton Ramp, Daytona BVeach Shores/ Headline Surfer®New Smyrna Beach cam / Headline Surfer®
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The beach is deserted near the Dunlawton Avenue ramp in Daytona Beach Shores while the Flagler Avenue ramp in New Smyrna Beach shows a couple of people walking along the shoreline just after 5 p.m. Sunday in these screen shots from Volusia County's beach cams.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Volusia County Beach Safety flew the red flag on this rainy Sunday with hazardous rip current conditions once again up and down the coast.

"We had no water related incidents as the weather was cloudy, windy and rainy all day," Beach Safety Capt. Aaron Jenkins reported in an email to Headline Surfer®. "The beach was open in the morning and early afternoon hours only to close with the increasing seas later in the day."

"We had no water related incidents as the weather was cloudy, windy and rainy all day," Beach Safety Capt. Aaron Jenkins reported in an email to Headline Surfer®. "The beach was open in the morning and early afternoon hours only to close with the increasing seas later in the day."

High tide was at 4 p.m. and there were no reports of erosion despite the steady rainfall.