[ SECRET POST #3978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3978 ⌋

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Comments

Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry Floridians

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

I don’t think it’ll be. I’m basically smack dab in the middle of the county and above sea level but also by two major rivers and there’s been flooding issues near by.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

No, but the next town over that's below the cliff we're on will be. In like 20 years, forget 150.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

I live in the Midwest so I don't think so.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[kaijinscendre]

No, but we all might fall into a rift caused by earthquakes.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

Don't think so. Probably beachfront though

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

Parts of mine may be, but apparently sea-level rise won’t impact the US west coast as badly as the east coast. It actually might help to have sudden-onset beachfront property; I could set up a solar desalination system and still have water, since drought (with intermittent nasty flooding) will likely be more common here. I’m currently about a mile inland, but only 75 feet above sea level.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[syncing_feeling]

I'm in a Cornish town with a lot of peaks and steep hills, so at least certain pubs and off-licences will survive! We visited Boscastle for a day a year or so ago which had a horrendous flood back in 2004. We went to this beautiful pub that had a plaque on the second floor that marked where the water had risen up to then. It was mind-boggling and terrifying.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

Not in Florida but yeah, it probally will be.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

*and probably too!

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

Nope, but the beach will be even closer...(I live in Hawaii)

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

No, because there are enough people with enough political pull that there will be some kind of giant lock (like the Barrage in Cardiff Bay, but in reverse) to keep the water at current levels.

Re: Will your home be underwater 150 years from now?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm hundreds of feet above sea level and far from the ocean, so no (this is why the great lakes are awesome - you get to live by a huge body of water you can't see across [at least in the bigger, upper lakes] but it's not going to rise up and drown you). There was an inland sea here millions of years ago, though.