Morecambe lifeboat crew have been called out to people on a sandbank watching the partial solar eclipse.
The call came at 7pm on Wednesday, to a number of people who were watching the once in a generation astronomical event.
A spokesperson for the RNLI said they were "unaware of the rapidly rising spring tide and the potential danger they were facing".
The crew were also called out earlier on Wednesday, at 1.30pm, to reports of an individual becoming stuck among the rocks.
"On both occasions, we provided safety advice and guidance, helping to ensure those involved understood the developing risks," said an RNLI spokesperson.
"A big thank you to our partner agencies for their continued support and coordination: MRCC Holyhead, HM Coastguard Morecambe.
"Working together, sharing information and providing early safety advice can make a real difference."
Stay safe around our coast and always check the tide times before heading onto the shore or sandbanks.
Call 999 and ask for the coastguard.


"Unanswered questions": Local leaders react to decision to pause major overhaul of councils
Appeal to help bring Carnforth man home after tragic holiday swimming pool accident
Morecambe super-sized family return with new series of TV show 22 Kids and Counting
Hundreds of Lancaster homes get own electricity supply after trial hailed as success
Nominate the county's most deserving in the Pride in Lancashire Awards
Two dogs treated by crews after house fire in Morecambe
LISTEN: Lineup announced for first ever Bay Drumfest in Morecambe
LISTEN: Lancaster mum and daughter to take on charity parachute jump
Champions of Morecambe hail "momentum" as town centre footfall rises
PHOTOS: Tattoo artist shaves beard of 13 years as Lancaster festival raises £6300 for mental health
Community groups invited to bid from £260K cash pot to boost West End of Morecambe
Lancashire County Council to step back from co-ordinating refugee resettlement schemes
Group fights on with veterans hub plan despite green light for Morecambe bus shelter demolition
Online applications open for Lancaster school places
Views sought over homelessness strategy in Lancaster district
Further arrests as police continue probe into stabbing and disorder on Lancaster estate
Annual recovery run on Morecambe Prom to bring community together
Morecambe FC registration embargo lifted after pension fund issues resolved
Heysham Port owners appoint new COO
Lancaster city centre venue closes for revamp as announcement made on new owners

