PANAMA CITY Monday, May 7, 2018 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ NATION & WORLD | A4 RESIDENTS Casto starts new PCB role FLEE VOLCANO Scientists can’t predict when or where a lava fl ow will emerge in a neighborhood on Hawaii’s Big Island RISING SEAS Experts predicting big impact on Florida By Dale White
[email protected] If Floridians residing in coastal communities presume sea level rise is a turn-of-the- century problem for future generations, a group of sci- entists is delivering a weather forecast they may consider unsettling. Five Florida communities — Beach Councilman Paul Casto helps 16-month-old Atlas Eubanks learn how to kick as his mother, Heather, watches Tuesday at Frank Cape Sable (the southern point Brown Park Aquatic Center in Panama City Beach. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] of the peninsula), Key Bis- cayne, Key West, the Lower Keys and the Middle Keys — could experience recurring Ward 1 Councilman worked way from bottom to top tidal flooding unrelated to any storm events by 2035, accord- By Tyra L. Jackson it. Dad decided to move us competes in triathlons and people can’t believe I did.” ing to their study. Three of 850-522-5121 | @TyraJackPCNH down here.” once swam where some Casto said he made the those locations — Cape Sable,
[email protected] In 1973, the Little Rock, wouldn’t dare wade: off swim from Alcatraz Island the Lower Keys and Middle Ark., native made the Beach Alcatraz Island. About five to the San Francisco Bay Keys — already find them- PANAMA CITY BEACH his home, where he surfed, years ago he plunged into the Bridge, leaving behind half selves partially submerged — Panama City Beach’s pris- swam and fished.