The Virginia Beach and the Hampton Roads region are experiencing the highest rate of sea level rise on the Atlantic coast.

Languages: English. Sea level rise is speeding up in parts of the United States, with Southeastern and Gulf Coast cities showing the most pronounced acceleration. New data released by William & Mary's ...

A feasibility study is in the works to investigate sea level rise and flooding along coastal regions and rivers in Virginia.

Just 250 miles off Virginia, one of the world’s most dramatic sea-level-rise hot spots has emerged, revealed by satellite measurements that began three decades ago.

William and Mary’s Batten School and the Virginia Institute of Marine Science have released its yearly "report cards" for sea-level rise, and the city of Norfolk is near the top of the class.

A new interactive map called the “Coastal Risk Finder” allows you to zoom into your neighborhood to see what water levels will be like in 20 years, 30 years, 40 years and so on.

Virginia Beach How sea level rise could impact Hampton Roads property values Virginia has the fifth highest number of land parcels that could fall below a tidal boundary by 2050.

With rising sea levels expected to increase, an interactive map created by Climate Central shows you what the future may hold for our coastal community.

NOAA's sea level rise interactive map shows how New Jersey could be impacted by climate change. Here, the map is set at 2 feet of level rise, which experts predict could inundate the United States ...

Almost every city on the U.S coastline saw an increase in sea level rises in 2024, according to the Virginia Institute of Marine Science.

New data from the Virginia Institute of Marine Science shows that several cities along Texas's coast face dangerous sea levels.