Flooding is a growing concern across the United States, particularly in cities with rich histories and cultural significance. As climate change intensifies, many historic cities are increasingly vulnerable to flooding, often without adequate public awareness. This article explores twelve such cities, highlighting their unique characteristics and the flood risks they face.
Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston is renowned for its cobblestone streets and historic architecture. However, it is also one of the cities most susceptible to flooding. The city experiences frequent “sunny day flooding,” where high tides cause water to inundate streets, even in the absence of rain. According…..