Always a spicy topic here on HN. I point out to folks that if you look at planets that have high heat load in their atmosphere they also have constant atmosphe

Always a spicy topic here on HN. I point out to folks that if you look at planets that have high heat load in their atmosphere they also have constant atmospheric storms. If this planet is typical, what that means is that eventually there will be hurricanes in the mid-latitudes that last for months. Basically one hurricane (or typhoon) slamming into the continent after another. With the higher sea level and hurricane induced storm surge, water levels will have 10 - 30' (3 - 10m) annual fluctuations. Further north and south its just going to be a lot more water during the wet season. Sadly, if you're reading this it is my expectation you will live to see it happen.