Map: Texas coast, 6-foot rise in sea levels. Solutions could cost Texas $12 billion. ... For the Texas coastline, land sinkage is the main contributor to rising sea levels, NOAA reports.

Modeling of how Texas's coastline would look if sea levels rose by 6 feet, with areas of new ocean denoted in light blue. NOAA. Meanwhile, the concurrent melting of Greenland's ice sheets could ...

However, other cities along the Gulf coastline in different states reported significantly lower sea level rises. In Florida, cities like Pensacola and Cedar Key reported increases of less than 4 ...

A recently created map paints a concerning picture for Texas' future, highlighting the potential impact of rising sea levels and increased flooding due to climate change and coastal erosion.. The ...

Check out the screenshots below to see what coastal flooding in Texas could look like in 2050. Take a closer look using the interactive map here.

HOUSTON — If you're thinking about moving closer to the beach, you might want to do some research first. That's because a new interactive map shows what parts of the Texas coast could be ...

According to the latest update, parts of the Texas coast, including areas near Corpus Christi and South Padre Island, are under a moderate rip current risk this Thursday.

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As the series concludes, Chrissy declares that “Texas is a coastal state, not just a state with a coast.” Chasing the Tide aims to lay the foundation for that unified vision.

As reported by ESTN, the most recent climate projections suggest Texas will experience 10 to 12 inches of sea level rise by 2050, which could drastically change things for the Texan coastline.