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Here’s buoy information in Virginia Key, FL amd I don’t see a sea level rise in 10 years when you check the levels but then again I’m not sure if I’m looking at the proper variables to confirm that this is correct. Maybe one of you guys that are more attuned to that field of expertise can take a look and see if the guy is full of $hip:

http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/stationhome.html?id=8723214

Well after finding another water trends page on the NOAA site, it says there is a .433 millimeters per year increase. If that's the case its going o be a helluva a lot longer than a 100 years and that's only if the trend comtinues. Here's a chart that shows just how small .433 mm is. It would be a little less than half of 1 mm:

So basicall the guy is full of shiite. I also noted that "water trends" is a new category on the NOAA site which I bet was requested by the administration. They arrows all over a map of the US where water levels are up but after looking at the actual data on them the sea level rises are so minimal I get the impression they are probably there to create "the sky is falling" pandemonium