Projections based on this fusion approach suggest that under a low-emissions scenario, global mean sea levels are very likely to rise between 0.3 and 1.0 meters by 2100.

NOAA maintains several other critical tools relating to sea level rise. With other federal agencies, NOAA releases an Interagency Sea Level report detailing projections over a long-term, multi ...

NOAA's latest report, published on Tuesday, outlined the agency's "increased confidence" that the nation is going to feel the wrath of sea level rise sooner rather than later.

Photo of South Beach in Miami. By 2100, sea levels could rise up to 6 feet, putting 900,000 Florida homes at risk of being underwater. Getty. From these projections, the real estate company Zillow ...

Sea level rise isn't just a beachfront issue The only community in the contiguous U.S. that broke its record for high tide flood days in the past year was Reedy Point, Delaware, more than 60 miles ...

A map from NOAA's sea level rise viewer shows U.S. coastal cities at risk from rising sea levels. The dark blue areas indicate significant projected rises.

According to Singapore’s third national climate change study published in 2024, mean sea levels could rise by 23cm in the best possible scenario, or by 1.15m in the worst-case scenario, by 2100.

Global sea level very likely to rise between 0.5 and 1.9 meters by 2100 under high-emissions scenario Date: January 27, 2025 Source: Nanyang Technological University ...

The NOAA Sea Level Rise Viewer, a visually striking, accessible map, is also well-suited to long-term coastal planning, as it allows visualization of sea level rise as high as 10 feet.