Oh no!

My house will be underwater

Originally posted by infinite
Oh no!

My house will be underwater

You must be really close to the ocean then.

Well I wouldn't want to live on any coast under that scenario. I'm a state up from Louisiana ao I'm high and dry.

Looking at the map, I wonder why people assume Denver would be the safest place. It seems like the flood waters don't really come that far inland.

Cool tool though.

if it's more than 4m, i don't need to water my lawn anymore...comforting...time to get one of those rubber life boats, the ones that you can seal over the top.

this map is really interesting BUT what if the sea level raise higher?
What if it raises at 50 m or even 150m?

Nowhere in the www you find a map for this and then you´re smacked!

Originally posted by JimIrie
this map is really interesting BUT what if the sea level raise higher?
What if it raises at 50 m or even 150m?

Nowhere in the www you find a map for this and then you´re smacked!

I was hoping for the same thing, one that rises the waters more.

No wonder my insurance is so high!

A 2m rise and we're beachfront, 3m rise a disaster area!

That's cheered me up no end.

[edit on 7/11/0909 by Rob37n]

how is that going to happen !
is it going to happen like the movie "the day after tomorrow" or with levels by years ?

Originally posted by white fang
how is that going to happen !
is it going to happen like the movie "the day after tomorrow" or with levels by years ?

It will most likely happen slowly, yearly. It won't happen fast.