These articles explore Florida's climate future, highlighting trends in extreme weather, policy and solutions. Technology ...

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.

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, ...

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 ...

In Florida, the sea level rise similarly has accelerated, from a rate of some 3.1 millimeters a year since the mid 20th century to 5.9 millimeters a year since 1993 and 8.2 millimeters a year ...

The most aggressive prediction from U.S. climate and science agencies calls for more than 6 feet of sea-level rise in South Florida by 2100, though it does not specify where that might occur.

Old Antarctic photos help University of Copenhagen scientists trace ice shelf collapse and predict future sea level rise.

By 2100, NASA and the NOAA projects a sea level rise in Key West could be 3-4 feet in an intermediate scenario. View the sea level rise scenarios for various locations along the country using this ...

The combined effects of sea level rise, rising tides and intense storms drove the wild Key Largo tree cactus population to extinction in its only known US location in the Florida Keys, according ...

In a first, sea-level rise drove a cactus to extinction in U.S. The Key Largo tree cactus is first plant of its kind to go extinct in the United States from sea-level rise, scientists say. July 13 ...