Seas Have Drastically Risen Along Southern U.S. Coast In Past Decade

[g5000]

Did you miss my storm surge comment and I probably would notice. I worked for a company in Louisiana for 3 years building and improving the levee systems after Katrina. What is your expertise on the subject ?

Cool story, bro. What was your job, bringing everyone coffee?

Then why are you denying the sea level has been rising in Louisiana?

Louisiana’s Sea Level Is Rising

Sea levels around Louisiana have risen up to 24 inches since 1950, and are now rising as much as 1 inch every 2 years, mainly due sinking land and eroding shorelines. Because of sea level rise, tidal flooding in some areas has increased by 100% since 2000, and communities are spending over $25...

sealevelrise.org

In the last decade, the speed at which Louisiana’s sea level is rising has increased, and is now rising by as much as 1 inch every 2 years. Around Grand Isle, it took 20 years for the sea level to rise around 10 inches. Scientists now forecast that the sea will rise another 10 inches in just the next 15 years.

 

[Missourian]

Cool story, bro. What was your job, bringing everyone coffee?

Then why are you denying the sea level has been rising in Louisiana?

Louisiana’s Sea Level Is Rising

Sea levels around Louisiana have risen up to 24 inches since 1950, and are now rising as much as 1 inch every 2 years, mainly due sinking land and eroding shorelines. Because of sea level rise, tidal flooding in some areas has increased by 100% since 2000, and communities are spending over $25...

sealevelrise.org

In the last decade, the speed at which Louisiana’s sea level is rising has increased, and is now rising by as much as 1 inch every 2 years. Around Grand Isle, it took 20 years for the sea level to rise around 10 inches. Scientists now forecast that the sea will rise another 10 inches in just the next 15 years.

Sealevelrise(.)org

Let me direct you to you'refullofshit(.)com

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The ocean is coming soon to the front porches of climate change deniers.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2023/04/10/sea-level-rise-southern-us/

Scientists have documented an abnormal and dramatic surge in sea levels along the U.S. gulf and southeastern coastlines since about 2010, raising new questions about whether New Orleans, Miami, Houston and other coastal communities might be even more at risk from rising seas than once predicted.

[snip]

The increase has already had major effects, researchers found. One study suggests that recent devastating hurricanes, including Michael in 2018 and Ian last year, were made considerably worse by a faster-rising ocean. Federal tide gauge data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration suggest that the sea level, as measured by tide gauge at Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, is eight inches higher than it was in 2006, just after Hurricane Katrina.

Uhm if the oceans rise .. they rise all over

Stop relying on Washington Compost

 

[g5000]

Sealevelrise(.)org

Let me direct you to you'refullofshit(.)com

You remind me of Noah's neighbors.

Seas could rise 2 feet on Louisiana coast by 2050, 4 feet by 2100, federal officials say

Water levels along Louisiana’s coast are expected to rise between 1½ and 2 feet by 2050, and could rise over 4 feet by 2100, according to new estimates of the

www.nola.com

New report predicts significant sea level rise in Louisiana in the next 30 years

Louisiana is sinking, causing sea levels to rise faster than other coastal areas

www.wdsu.com

US coast to see century’s worth of sea level rise by 2050. Louisiana projected to see worst of it

In the next 30 years, sea levels along U.S. coastlines are projected to rise by the same amount they did in the last 100 years, a government report released Tuesday

www.lsureveille.com

New Sea Level Rise Report Provides “Urgent Call for Action to Protect Louisiana’s Coast and Communities”

Today, NOAA’s National Ocean Service and interagency partners released an updated Sea Level Rise Technical Report that delivers sea level rise projections by decade for the next 100 years and beyond.

mississippiriverdelta.org

 

[g5000]

Uhn if the oceans rise .. they rise all over

And they are. The Gulf Coast is rising three times faster than the global average.

All caught up now?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I frequent the gulf coast because I live and work here. I actually do most of my work right on the beach.

Well evidently you'll soon be out of work. Lol

 

[g5000]

Well evidently you'll soon be out of work. Lol

He'll be working farther inland.

 

[marvin martian]

The ocean is coming soon to the front porches of climate change deniers.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2023/04/10/sea-level-rise-southern-us/

Scientists have documented an abnormal and dramatic surge in sea levels along the U.S. gulf and southeastern coastlines since about 2010, raising new questions about whether New Orleans, Miami, Houston and other coastal communities might be even more at risk from rising seas than once predicted.

[snip]

The increase has already had major effects, researchers found. One study suggests that recent devastating hurricanes, including Michael in 2018 and Ian last year, were made considerably worse by a faster-rising ocean. Federal tide gauge data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration suggest that the sea level, as measured by tide gauge at Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, is eight inches higher than it was in 2006, just after Hurricane Katrina.

Has anyone told Barack Obama about this? He just bought an oceanfront mansion.

 

[Missourian]

You remind me of Noah's neighbors.

Seas could rise 2 feet on Louisiana coast by 2050, 4 feet by 2100, federal officials say

Water levels along Louisiana’s coast are expected to rise between 1½ and 2 feet by 2050, and could rise over 4 feet by 2100, according to new estimates of the

www.nola.com

New report predicts significant sea level rise in Louisiana in the next 30 years

Louisiana is sinking, causing sea levels to rise faster than other coastal areas

www.wdsu.com

US coast to see century’s worth of sea level rise by 2050. Louisiana projected to see worst of it

In the next 30 years, sea levels along U.S. coastlines are projected to rise by the same amount they did in the last 100 years, a government report released Tuesday

www.lsureveille.com

New Sea Level Rise Report Provides “Urgent Call for Action to Protect Louisiana’s Coast and Communities”

Today, NOAA’s National Ocean Service and interagency partners released an updated Sea Level Rise Technical Report that delivers sea level rise projections by decade for the next 100 years and beyond.

mississippiriverdelta.org

Great...more propaganda and alarmism.


Now... Lets see what is REALLY happening...(minus the alarmism)...

https://www.ucsusa.org/sites/default/files/images/2014/10/gw-graphic-historical-and-projected-sea-level-rise.jpg

WOW...a small, steady, logarithmic rise that goes back at least to 15 years after the close of the American Civil War.

How anti-climactic.

Now, tell me again about that expected 2 foot rise...

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Cool story, bro. What was your job, bringing everyone coffee?

Then why are you denying the sea level has been rising in Louisiana?

Louisiana’s Sea Level Is Rising

Sea levels around Louisiana have risen up to 24 inches since 1950, and are now rising as much as 1 inch every 2 years, mainly due sinking land and eroding shorelines. Because of sea level rise, tidal flooding in some areas has increased by 100% since 2000, and communities are spending over $25...

sealevelrise.org

In the last decade, the speed at which Louisiana’s sea level is rising has increased, and is now rising by as much as 1 inch every 2 years. Around Grand Isle, it took 20 years for the sea level to rise around 10 inches. Scientists now forecast that the sea will rise another 10 inches in just the next 15 years.

No my job was quality control. Making sure my company built the levees to the Corp of Engineers specs, bet you feel like a dumbass now ? Never said anything about sea levels rising if they are they are not rising at the rates you morons are claiming. I had to come back and edit this because I was ignoring most of your post but you seem to have done the same because the article attributes most of the sea rise to sinking land and erosion.

 

[BackAgain]

Oh look, 2 articles you never read and don't understand and that don't support your bullshit anyway.

You could have simplified your nonsensical response with:

“Yes, BackAgain, I recognize that you’ve once again bested me.”