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The Floods of the Future won’t come One at a Time
['Yale Climate Connections', 'Jeff Masters']
Informed Comment
And along the upper mid-Atlantic and New England coastlines, sea level rise will dominate the future compound flood risk.
Along the upper mid-Atlantic and New England coastlines, sea level rise causes the most impact (green).
This change in flood risk is for sea level rise alone — additional increases in flood risk because of changes in precipitation are not included.
(NOAA’s 2022 sea level rise forecast gives 50% odds that sea level rise along the contiguous U.S. coast by 2100 will exceed 0.7 meters.)
This change in flood risk is for sea level rise alone — additional increases in flood risk because of changes in precipitation are not included.