ALAMEDA (CBS SF) - A new interactive map predicts where seal level rise will be in thirty years, and if it's right many homes in the Bay Area could be under water - literally.

King Tides are not caused by sea level rise. They have to do with the gravitational pull of the moon, sun and the earth. But those one to two feet of higher water levels are similar to what we can ...

Multiple major US cities could be mostly underwater in just 75 years, a startling new study predicts. The researchers estimate 6.2ft of sea level rise by the year 2100.

We have 216 feet total of sea level rise; we only need 3-5 feet to be problematic as we learned this winter." As far as immediate solutions to fight off rising seas, Griggs says time and ideas are ...

Zillow initially said 5,042 Seattle-area homes could be in danger of flooding if sea levels rise six feet – about 1 in every 200 homes across the region. But about 1,010 of those homes are along ...

Local experts says with recent studies suggest there could be another foot of sea level rise by 2050. The study was led by scientists at Tulane University.

Both the Oakland and San Francisco airports are confronting projected threats from sea-level rise, while flooding in the North Bay has sparked proposals to possibly raise Highway 37.

Analysis of a global elevation database to measure changes in shallow-marine habitat area as a function of sea level reveals an unexpectedly complicated relationship. In contrast to prevailing views, ...