Natural Hazard Risk in New York

The risk score (0–100) combines expected annual loss from 18 natural hazards with social vulnerability and community resilience. Higher = greater relative risk. Scores compare counties across the United States.

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CountyRisk scoreRatingExpected annual lossPopulation
Kings99.3Relatively High$374.8M2,735,309
Queens99.2Relatively High$377.1M2,404,353
New York98.8Relatively High$306.7M1,693,650
Bronx98.3Relatively High$212.2M1,471,631
Erie97.7Relatively High$286M954,005
Suffolk97.3Relatively High$320.5M1,524,969
Nassau97.1Relatively High$298.6M1,395,584
Westchester96.2Relatively High$209.8M1,002,867
Monroe93.8Relatively Moderate$141M758,349
Onondaga91.3Relatively Moderate$103.1M476,419
Richmond91Relatively Moderate$82M495,666
Orange90.6Relatively Moderate$98.7M401,096
Rockland88.4Relatively Moderate$60.5M338,294
Dutchess88.3Relatively Moderate$85.2M295,788
Ulster87.7Relatively Moderate$67.2M181,692
Broome87.5Relatively Moderate$60.1M198,638
Oneida86.3Relatively Moderate$54.8M232,037
Albany85.9Relatively Moderate$64.3M314,684
Chautauqua84.6Relatively Moderate$43.6M127,598
Niagara83.4Relatively Moderate$52.4M212,642
Delaware83.3Relatively Moderate$35.5M44,102
Rensselaer82.2Relatively Moderate$49M161,042
Cattaraugus81.6Relatively Moderate$33.8M76,993
Sullivan78.3Relatively Low$36.5M78,496
St. Lawrence77.9Relatively Low$31.9M108,366
Steuben76.9Relatively Low$32.9M93,544
Otsego75.8Relatively Low$31.5M58,494
Tompkins73.9Relatively Low$34.8M105,483
Saratoga73Relatively Low$53M235,391
Chenango72.3Relatively Low$27M47,199
Schenectady71.3Relatively Low$32.4M158,055
Allegany69.8Relatively Low$26.9M46,450
Clinton68.8Relatively Low$28M79,822
Columbia68.7Relatively Low$24.6M61,549
Greene68.3Relatively Low$25.3M47,864
Oswego67.6Relatively Low$26.6M117,511
Montgomery65.2Relatively Low$19.9M49,489
Jefferson64Relatively Low$25.7M116,438
Ontario63.5Relatively Low$26.6M112,342
Essex62.7Relatively Low$20.6M37,348
Warren62.3Relatively Low$25.4M65,709
Cayuga61.5Relatively Low$23.8M76,185
Herkimer60Relatively Low$21.4M60,103
Tioga59.9Relatively Low$20M48,430
Madison59.4Relatively Low$23M68,007
Washington56.6Relatively Low$19.4M61,263
Livingston56.4Relatively Low$18.5M61,807
Wayne56.3Relatively Low$19M91,116
Genesee56.1Relatively Low$19.1M58,382
Chemung54.8Relatively Low$18.1M84,135
Cortland51.2Relatively Low$17.1M46,796
Franklin48.9Relatively Low$14.3M47,519
Fulton48.6Relatively Low$16.5M53,276
Yates46.6Relatively Low$10M24,764
Seneca41.8Very Low$9.8M33,805
Schoharie41.3Very Low$13.1M29,687
Wyoming41.3Very Low$15M40,510
Putnam39.8Very Low$20.3M97,640
Lewis24.7Very Low$9.1M26,548
Orleans17.9Very Low$6.9M40,286
Schuyler16.3Very Low$6M17,896
Hamilton15.1Very Low$5.5M5,083

🏛️ Federal disaster declarations (last 2 years)

FMJENNINGS CREEK FIRENov 15, 2024

Fire · Designated areas: Orange (County)

DRSEVERE STORM AND FLOODINGOct 21, 2024

Severe Storm · Designated areas: Lewis (County), Oswego (County), Suffolk (County)

DRREMNANTS OF TROPICAL STORM DEBBYSep 24, 2024

Tropical Storm · Designated areas: Allegany (County), Broome (County), Chenango (County), Delaware (County), Essex (County), Franklin (County), Jefferson (County), Ontario (County), St. Lawrence (County), Steuben (County), Yates (County)

DRSEVERE STORM AND FLOODINGSep 20, 2024

Tropical Storm · Designated areas: St. Regis Mohawk Indian Reservation

DRSEVERE STORM, TORNADOES, AND FLOODINGAug 29, 2024

Flood · Designated areas: Cortland (County), Essex (County), Hamilton (County), Lewis (County), St. Lawrence (County)

EMSEVERE STORM AND FLOODINGAug 25, 2024

Severe Storm · Designated areas: Suffolk (County)

Major disaster (DR) and emergency (EM) declarations unlock federal assistance for the designated areas. Source: FEMA / OpenFEMA.

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Data: FEMA National Risk Index (updated ~annually). AlertAtlas is not an official warning service — always follow local authorities.