"Leon" lcb11211@swbelldotnet wrote

Strange how the oceans can raise so much from nothing being added and
oddly it is only raising in certain locations. A reasonable person might
suspect local conditions. Take Venice or Chocolate City for instance.

On the west coast (USA) the rate of water raise of the ocean varies
considerably from the Northwest to Kalifornia. Apparently the difference
has to do with the geological movement of the plates. It seems that the
Northwest coastline is rising, even as the ocean level is rising as well.
It means that the water level rises in the Northwest will be smaller than
Kalifornia.

I am not sure that is a goo thing. It seems as though a major earthquake
would be the inevitable outcome of all that plate movement.

So takes your choices. A little less ocean rise with a big mama earthquake
coming sometime soon, geologically. Or in Kalifornia, earthquakes more
often, but more ocean rise.
It is always something. Like the big rains and winds recently in Florida.
Mama nature is a bitch.