* WHAT…Strong currents and dangerous swimming conditions.
* WHERE…Beaches of Niagara, Orleans, Monroe, and Wayne
counties.
* WHEN…Until 4 AM EDT Friday.
* IMPACTS…Strong currents and dangerous swimming conditions.
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