Beach Safety tips for Labor Day Weekend.

Thousands of people will flock to Central Florida's coast with beach towels for a hot sometimes rainy Labor Day weekend.

In turn, Central Florida's law officers will be out in full force; patrolling area beaches, lakes and highways amid the low-to-mid 90s weather in Orlando.

Meteorologists say Saturday and Monday will be the hottest days in Central Florida, with a high of 94 both days, with a moderate risk for rip currents Saturday.

Temperatures will be a bit cooler at the beaches because of sea breezes.

The usual summer afternoon storms could dampen some outdoor plans, meteorologist John Pendergrast said.

"If you do have outdoor activities that are sensitive to rain or storms, you should probably do them early," Pendergrast said. "You probably want to have them wrapped up by 1 p.m."

Lingering swells from Hurricane Cristobal and the threat of rip currents are among the main concerns for beach officials this weekend.

"It's extremely important for people to find a lifeguard tower and swim in front of it," said Capt. Tammy Marris, spokeswoman for Volusia County Beach Safety Ocean Rescue.

Meanwhile, other law-enforcement agencies will be on high alert for intoxicated drivers and boaters.

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Labor Day weekend: Crowded beaches, rough waves and DUI crackdowns