Sea-level rise, on your street
Will my home survive?
Type your address and watch the sea rise over your real street in 3D. Find out how many metres of sea-level rise your home survives, and how your city compares.
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Your pin is on the water
Your home is safe even if all the ice on Earth melted
Your home is below sea level, kept dry by hills
Your home is below sea level, kept dry by dunes or dykes
Your street floods with just {m} of sea rise
Your home survives at least {m} of sea rise
Your home survives {m} of sea rise
That is within the 0.3 to 1 m scientists expect by 2100 (IPCC, 2021).
More than the rise expected by 2100. Several metres over the coming centuries can't be ruled out with very high emissions.
A rise like this needs much of the Greenland or Antarctic ice to melt, which would take many centuries to thousands of years.
About as high as the sea would rise if all the ice on land melted: thousands of years away.
Higher than the sea would rise even if all the ice on land melted (about 65 to 70 m).
The ground here is {g} below today's sea, but the sea can't reach it: hills keep it dry.
The ground here is {g} below today's sea. Dunes, dykes or high ground keep it dry until the sea rises {m}.
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No sea within about 15 km, so the sea would have to rise at least as high as your street: {m}.
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At 1 m, {a1} of this area floods. At 7 m, {a7}. At 70 m, {a70}.
Ground height from laser scans (LiDAR), accurate to well under a metre.
Ground height from satellite measurements, accurate to a few metres.
Ground height from global elevation tiles, accurate to several metres.
Your home
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My home survives {m} of sea rise.
My street floods with just {m} of sea rise.
My home is safe even if all the ice on Earth melted.
My home is below sea level, kept dry by dykes until the sea rises {m}.
My home is below sea level, kept dry by hills.
My home survives at least {m} of sea rise.
Will my home survive?
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