We drive storm tide simulations using historical and projected climate data and add projections of sea level rise (SLR) to generate expectations of flood levels and return periods due to ETCs. We then combine these expectations with those due to TCs in order to examine the relative importance of each type of cyclone. Our preliminary findings show that ETCs are predicted to play a relatively larger role in creating higher storm tides in the future. Through this work, we have created a more holistic projection of coastal flooding risk in this region, as well as provide insight into which kinds of storms will contribute to worse flooding as the climate changes.