[Tenchiro]

We can be rid of Florida and Washington DC. I would guess that California would be in the same situation. Now all we have to do is put up some barricades prior to the flooding. ink:

 

[N8 v2.0]

Thanks to global warming we have averted the next Ice Age!

:dancing:

 

[BurlyShirley]

HELL YEAH! Coastline in TENNESSEE WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Im gunna go burn some tires.

 

[Zark]

Whats the projected sea level increase in that map Tenchiro?

 

[Polandspring88]

Bah! Just a little more and we would be free from the burden of New Jersey...:redhot:

 

[habitatxskate]

im screwed, i'm 20 miuntes from NYC! hey, put my 35" tires to good use..

 

[Zark]

Interesting theres no increase in great lakes levels in that map, pretty sure they would be rising with the ocean level too....and getting pretty saline

 

[Westy]

Noooo! all those asses in DC and northern Virginia would try moving here.

 

[Tenchiro]

Whats the projected sea level increase in that map Tenchiro?

No clue, I just grabbed the frist one I found that showed Florida being submerged. ink:

 

[Tenchiro]

Noooo! all those asses in DC and northern Virginia would try moving here.

That is why we need to build the barricades now.

 

[jdcamb]

Interesting theres no increase in great lakes levels in that map, pretty sure they would be rising with the ocean level too....and getting pretty saline

Depending on who's data you believe. Only Lake Ontario would turn back to saline state (if you notice on that map that it is darker blue then the remaining fresh water lakes). It wouldn't take much to breach the St. Lawrence seaway only a 252' rise in the ocean level to make it above the last lock. At onetime Lake Ontario was an ancient sea called Iroqouis.....

 

[Random]

Interesting theres no increase in great lakes levels in that map, pretty sure they would be rising with the ocean level too....and getting pretty saline

they are 4-5 hundred feet above sea level I think

 

[ohio]

Interesting theres no increase in great lakes levels in that map, pretty sure they would be rising with the ocean level too....and getting pretty saline

Just lake ontario, I think. the others should stay above sea level