US Climate Variability and Predictability Program

Sea Level Rise

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Can we measure global mean sea level with an array of drifting buoys?
modeling hindcasts and projections of sea level rise and overturning circulation
Understanding drivers of past and future sea level rise along the northeast US Coast
Schematic of the warming response of West Antarctic Peninsula waters to East Antarctic wind perturbation.
Coastal waves drive Antarctic ocean warming
Changes in conservative temperature (upper panels; a,b) and absolute salinity (lower panels; c,d) for the periods of 2016−2007 (left panels) and 2007−1994 (right panels) in the Antarctic-Australian Basin
Deep southeast Indian Ocean waters see accelerated freshening
Fingerprint of Greenland ice melt and the contribution to global sea level rise
Long tide gauge records may underestimate global sea level rise
Sea level rise in the Pacific
Pacific sea level tilt predicts global temperature changes
Coral reefs Guam
El Niño-related sea level extremes to increase with greenhouse warming
Sea level rise rate for 2009-2010
Extreme sea level rise event linked to AMOC downturn
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