Climate change: home seekers in2050 are looking for survivors and where to live.

In the era of climate change, more and more people are thinking about their future place of residence and looking for the perfect shelter from impending disasters.

The days spent in Ero and Brittany are over, now the era of the Cantal region and Limousin has come! There are online simulations that allow predicting the future climate and finding the perfect place to live, protected from upcoming disasters.

Some of these sites, such as Drias, Drias-Eau, Climadiag Commune, Géorisques, Oùvivre, VivreVert, Auxalentours, and Callendar, already exist. They offer simulations of climate change up to2050 or2100 for regions, departments, cities, and even individual city blocks. These sites are becoming increasingly popular and visited..

For example, the Auxalentours platform, created by the MAIF insurance company in2022, has60,000 visitors quarterly. Users can enter the postal code of their desired place of residence and find out about possible climate issues they may face in the future. According to scenarios developed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) of the United Nations, these issues include a week of heat above35 °C,86 nights with temperatures exceeding20 °C,249 days without rainfall,49 days with a threat of wildfires, as well as the risk of floods, flooding, and the danger of landslides on clayey soils.

These websites became popular after the heatwaves of2022 and2023.

In2019, the Callendar office, specializing in climate risks, made its forecasts available to all interested parties. Each year,50,000 environmentally concerned individuals visit their website online. The following year, the VivroVert platform emerged with10,000 registered users. It helps people find the perfect place to live, taking into account various criteria such as the climate in2040. This website is particularly popular among residents of Paris, Lyon, Toulouse, and Montpellier who wish to leave large cities.

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