Is New York City going to flood?

Florida.

My neighborhood in New Jersey!

You might find this link interesting: http://globalfloodmap.org/

The dark green color is high ground, the blueish color is flood risk or under water.

The movies “Day after Tomorrow” is a good example…until we get to the “Waterworld” area…

I would buy land in the mountains in Alaska, because in 50 years it is going to be a tropical paradise up there.

@jonsblond You;re back! You’re back! Hooray! Great map link. Very scary.

The theory I heard is if Climate Change continues all cities by the Ocean maybe washed away.
There are many studies on sciencedaily.com about the melting Ice Caps, increased participation and Climate Change. They explain very well.

I may end up with waterfront property!

Lower Manhattan could wind up underwater first I guess. I think that is lower ground. As it is NYC has to pump water out anyway. I would guess as sea levels rise, some sort of barriers would be constructed to keep the waters out if indeed the earth continues to warm.

Venice Flooded ad now it is a tourist atraction.

Side note: By the way they are trying to change the phrase to Climate Change instead of global warming.

@coffeenut I thought Day After Tomorrow was about the desalinization of the seas and a new ice age?

I live on high ground, but if the California central valley floods, I will have bay front property.

Read this link.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/videos/2006/0205-harder_rain_more_snow.htm

The country is supposed to split from the Great Lakes down through Arkansas within fifty years.

No, not unless an asteroid hits somewhere in the Atlantic ocean. And even then it would just be the east coast of the Americas and the west coast of Europe and Africa. And that won’t be for a while.