
Over the past couple of days local blog InBerkeley has posted not one, but TWO somewhat terrifying visuals of Berkeley succumbing to natural disaster.
First they put up a link to an interactive flood map. Did you know that when the sea rises 14 meters as a result of global warming everything west of San Pablo Avenue will be pretty much effed? Well, now you do. Then they put up a couple of (actually really interesting) newsreels showing the great Berkeley-burning fire of 1923. Despite that they are cool in a “Wow, look at these old time-y people doing old time-y things” kind of way, they still show Berkeley burning to the ground. And that’s a little scary.
Knock on wood about that huge friggin’ earthquake we’re due for.
1923 Berkeley fire films [InBerkeley]
Flood map shows Berkeley stays mostly dry as sea levels rise [InBerkeley]
Tags:Berkeley, Earth, fire, flames, flood, scary scariness, water, wind
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