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mahina

(17,651 posts)
Thu Jan 22, 2015, 12:47 AM Jan 2015

I was told today of an article which stated that King st. in Honolulu will be…(Updated: neva mind)

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I've googled and not found any such article. She said that scientists on Mauna Kea were quoted.

The person who spoke with me doesn't live in Hawaii any more and is prone to alarmist perspectives.

Does it seem likely that we could actually see a meter of sea level rise in 5 years?

I am sure it's coming, just didn't think it was coming that soon.

Thanks!

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I was told today of an article which stated that King st. in Honolulu will be…(Updated: neva mind) (Original Post) mahina Jan 2015 OP
if that's true then half of honolulu will also be underwater too nt msongs Jan 2015 #1
Seemed radically worse than Chip Fletcher's presentation at Chaminade last year, mahina Jan 2015 #6
In 5 years? I think an inch would be a lot. immoderate Jan 2015 #2
Right? mahina Jan 2015 #5
It could be talking about under high tide hollysmom Jan 2015 #3
Thank you! I was just reading the SOEST page, didn't get that far yet... mahina Jan 2015 #4

mahina

(17,651 posts)
6. Seemed radically worse than Chip Fletcher's presentation at Chaminade last year,
Thu Jan 22, 2015, 01:57 AM
Jan 2015

though I realize a lot of new data is arriving all the time.

Thanks msongs

(I always wonder if I know you IRL…

hollysmom

(5,946 posts)
3. It could be talking about under high tide
Thu Jan 22, 2015, 01:31 AM
Jan 2015

there is an app for that, I will go look for it

Looks like 4 feet does it
http://coast.noaa.gov/slr/

and at the bottom is the prediction
http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/coasts/sealevel/

mahina

(17,651 posts)
4. Thank you! I was just reading the SOEST page, didn't get that far yet...
Thu Jan 22, 2015, 01:55 AM
Jan 2015

Really appreciate the google fu and data.

Mahalos

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