One person drowned, and six others were rescued from a rip current along a New Jersey shore beach Monday night. The Seaside Heights Fire Department received the call just before 7:00 p.m. Firefighters said the victims were swimming at a beach where lifeguards were not on duty.

Lifeguards at the Jersey Shore are warning beachgoers about the danger of rip currents after two drowning deaths in New York and New Jersey on Monday.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Officials are warning beachgoers of rip current risks following two drowning deaths. With temperatures expected to reach 90 degrees over the next three days, Tri-state residents will likely head to beaches - increasing the risk of drowning.