Sentence examples for dire sea level from inspiring English sources

"Without adaptation measures, the frequency of temporary flooding will increase with rising seas in low-lying bayshore areas, until permanent inundation is reached," the document states, warning there could be up to an extra 108 inches of water if dire sea level rises are temporarily exacerbated by an extremely strong storm.

One published estimate suggested the threat was so dire that sea level could rise as much as 15 feet in this century.

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns of an even more dire future, with sea level rise imperiling coastal communities, more frequent, intense typhoons and hurricanes lashing storm-prone regions, and persistent drought disrupting agricultural production and framing-based livelihoods.

He lays out the dire risks posed to his island nation because of sea level rise due to global warming.

The field experiment was conducted at Dire Dawa which is located at 9°6′N, 41°8′E and at an altitude of 1197 m above sea level in Eastern Ethiopia.

The climatic condition of Dire Dawa seems to be greatly influenced by its topography, which lies between 894 and 2,284 m above sea level and characterized by a warm and dry climate with a relatively low level of precipitation.

The study was carried out at Dire Dawa, a city in Eastern Ethiopia located at 9° 6′ N, 41° 8′ E and at an altitude of 1197 m above sea level.

Local sea level (LSL) rise could turnout to be one of the main impacts of the anticipated global warming with dire consequences for the population in rural and urban coastal areas.

Sea level is rising.

Same with sea level.

Three thousand feet above sea level.