By 2100: If emissions grow worse, a 7-foot sea level rise may flood South Florida, coastal cities. Again, predictions this far out are tricky and depend on a lot of shifting variables.

By 2030, as the sea levels rise, it's 1.3 million buildings and $270 billion. By 2050, it's 1.6 million buildings and $321 billion in losses. Then by 2100, it's 2.4 million buildings and whopping ...

What To Know. The data, mapped by Newsweek, shows that many Florida cities are experiencing faster-than-average sea-level rise, with some areas seeing rates higher than the global average due to ...

FLORIDA — A map projecting sea level rise shows which Florida cities are likely to be underwater by 2050. The map, which is developed by the Florida Climate Center at Florida State University, ...

Also, as many as 205,000 residents from Pensacola to Key West could be displaced by sea level rise, according to the report. The highest risk counties in South Florida include Miami-Dade, where ...

By 2080: 1.5 to 3.4 feet sea level rise possible all over Florida. The Florida Climate Center projected RSL amounts for the next 50 years based on low and high scenarios.

Florida has to contend with a double whammy of both human-induced sea-level rise and natural forces pushing the ocean its way. The result will be more flooding from king tides and possible hurricanes.

By 2100, Florida could see sea levels rise by up to 6 feet, with over 900,000 properties at risk of being underwater. "By 2050, Florida sea levels, like much of the US, are headed for a 1-foot ...

Data revealed that while global mean sea-level rise has been about 1.5 millimeters per year since 1900, and more than 3 millimeters per year since 1992, in parts of the eastern Gulf, it’s been a ...

At the time, the researchers in that study anticipated the tipping point toward "catastrophic inundation" — a 2-foot sea-level rise — in just 40 years for Satellite Beach. Now that's less than ...

Sea-Level Rise. Add Topic. 1 million Florida buildings will be overrun by sea-level rise by 2100, study shows. Jim Waymer. USA TODAY NETWORK. Hear this story. ... But with sea levels expected to rise ...