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The Hydrolife Pro Series 7300 is designed for high-volume water removal and demanding applications. Its powerful 3/4 HP motor and robust cast iron construction handle significant water intrusion with ease. The automatic float switch ensures reliable operation, while the check valve prevents backflow...

The Kraken Wakes is John Wyndham's 1953 British novel about ocean-dwelling invaders melting polar ice, notably presenting catastrophe through broadcasters.

The TCP Dimmable BR40 is an LED reflector bulb designed to cast a broad flood of light from compatible recessed or track-lighting fixtures. BR40 identifies its bulged-reflector shape and approximate five-inch diameter, while dimmable versions can vary their output when paired with a compatible dimme...

The End We Start From is a 2017 debut novel by British author Megan Hunter. It follows an unnamed woman who gives birth as catastrophic flooding overwhelms London, forcing her and her family into repeated displacement. Written in brief, fragmented passages, the novel combines post-apocalyptic and cl...

After the Flood is Kassandra Montag's 2019 novel about a mother navigating a submerged world by boat, notable for its climate-driven apocalypse.

New York 2140 is a 2017 science fiction novel by Kim Stanley Robinson set in a partially submerged New York City dealing with rising sea levels.

Deluge is a 1933 American post-apocalyptic disaster film by Felix E. Feist, noted for early screen images of New York City destroyed by flood.

The Rains of Ranchipur is a 1955 American disaster film directed by Jean Negulesco, focusing on a devastating flood and earthquake that destroy an Indian city.

40 Days and Nights is a 2012 disaster film directed by Peter Geiger, notable as an Asylum-produced Noah's Ark riff about a tectonic tsunami threatening continents.

Oceans Rising is a 2017 American disaster film by Adam Lipsius for The Asylum and Syfy, notable for its polar-melt flood and ark premise.