South Florida saw a mix of sun, clouds, gusty winds, building surf and a few quick showers as Hurricane Isaias drew nearer to the coast.

Video shot in Delray Beach in Palm Beach County on Saturday (August 1) shows sea turtle nests dangerously close to the surf. The nests will be destroyed if the ocean inundates them. Some nests, nestled up near the dunes are in the safest position for survival.

Video also shows a kiteboarder cruising through the waves, among other scenes.

Saturday morning, South Florida saw a mix of sun, clouds, gusty winds, building surf and even a few quick showers as Hurricane Isaias drew nearer to the coast. This video shot in Delray Beach in Palm Beach County, features: 1) People, some masked against Covid, enjoying the sunrise. 2) Sea turtle nests, marked off with yellow markers and orange cord dangerously close to the surf. The nests will be destroyed if the ocean inundates them. Some nests, nestled up near the dunes are in the safest position for survival. 3.) A kiteboarder cruising through the waves. 4.) Palm trees bending to the wind. 5.) Volleyball courts with nets removed so they don't get wrecked by the wind. 5.) A surfer surfing in the waves. 6.) Local ocean rescue lifeguards heading into the waves to train. 6. Signs and yellow tape indicating that the beach has been officially closed, which occurred just after dawn. 7. The view of clouds moving through south of the Linton Bridge.