Baldwin Coastal storm history

A 53 year old male from New York died in a rip current near the Lighthouse Condominiums.

A man died along Fort Morgan. He was trying to rescue his son. The age and hometown are not known.

A 47 year old male from Georgia died near the Gulf State Park Pavilion in Gulf Shores trying to save his son.

A male in his 60s from Kansas died on Sunday at the 1000 block of West Beach Blvd near 10th St in Gulf Shores, AL. The male was at an unguarded beach when he was swept away from the beach by a rip current. Bystanders were able to get the male out of the water, but once lifeguards…

A 14 year old mail from Baton Rouge, LA was caught in a rip current and drowned in Orange Beach, AL. The father was also caught in the rip current while trying to save his son. He was rushed to the emergency room due to water inhalation but survived.

A 19 year old male drowned at Fort Morgan as the result of a rip current.

Two brothers, one from TN and one from GA, drowned in rip currents in Gulf Shores.

A 63 year old male from northern Alabama (Athens, AL) died after getting caught in a rip current on the Ft Morgan peninsula on Wednesday morning. Bystanders were able to pull the vacationer out of the water, but numerous CPR and revival attempts were unsuccessful.

A Baldwin County Sheriff Deputy (male, 57 years old) died after rescuing swimmers during a swimmer in distress call around 6pm on Ft. Morgan. Four swimmers needed to be rescued from the Gulf waters. Another deputy who assisted in the rescue was hospitalized but recovered.

A 54 year old woman from Memphis, TN died as the result of rip currents. She was part of a human chain that formed to help rescue two other swimmers in distress, but it fell apart due to rip currents and high surf. In total, 20 people had to be rescued from the surf.

A man in his 60s was caught in a rip current. He was unresponsive when lifeguards pulled him from the water. He was on life support while being rushed to the hospital, but he passed away at the hospital.

A 21 year old male from Robertsdale, AL drowned from a rip current at Gulf Shores public beach while trying to save his young cousin.

A man was rescued from the water on September 1st after getting caught in a rip current. He died while in intensive care on September 3rd.

A 53 year old man from northern Alabama was pulled from the water near Perdido Pass by Orange Beach Fire Resuce after being caught in a rip curret. He was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

A 17 year old male from Wisconsin was pulled under the water by a rip current Sunday afternoon around 2pm CDT off a Fort Morgan beach and has yet to be found. 5 other swimmers were rescued during the day Sunday along Fort Morgan and taken to local hospitals to be treated.

Two men drowned near Fort Morgan while attempting to rescue a child who was in distress in the surf.

Dangerous rip current conditions over the Alabama coastal waters resulted in 2 deaths.

Approximately 8 to 10 inches of snow fell across the southern portion of Baldwin County.

Strong southerly flow caused coastal flooding along the causeway.

Coastal flooding leading to water over the Causeway, Eastbound lane closures and exit/entrance ramp closures.

Water over Pelican Point at the mouth of Weeks Bay.

Orange Beach Fire Rescue reported 11 rip current rescues were conducted with 1 person transported to the hospital.

A dusting of sleet and snow was recorded in Robertsdale and Orange Beach.