How much storm property damage has US experienced?

NOAA storm event records for US show $0 in total storm property damage across 0 storm events in this dataset. This covers severe weather events recorded in NOAA's Storm Events Database.

Where can I find the official FEMA NRI data for US?

The official FEMA National Risk Index data is available at https://hazards.fema.gov/nri/ — including county-level interactive maps, downloads, and methodology. This page is a reference aggregate; for parcel-level or county-level detail, use the NRI tool directly.

Natural Hazard & Home-Risk Profile for US (2026)

FEMA NRI composite risk data is not available for US in this dataset. Storm and wildfire data are shown where available.

Last updated: June 20, 2026 · Source: FEMA NRI + NOAA Storm Events + USFS Wildfire Risk + FEMA BRIC/HMGP (2026)

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NRI risk score (avg)

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Dominant hazard

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Expected annual loss

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Social vulnerability (avg)

FEMA NRI model outputs (county averages). The recorded storm reality is in the verdict above and the per-peril record below.

This page is a reference aggregate of publicly available hazard data. It informs and compares; it does not label US "safe" or "dangerous" and gives no advice. For county-level detail, parcel assessment, or current conditions, go to FEMA NRI, NOAA Storm Events, or USFS Wildfire Risk.

What is the FEMA NRI risk profile for US?

The FEMA National Risk Index (NRI) measures expected annual loss, social vulnerability, and community resilience at the county level. The composite score runs 0–100, where ~50 is the national midpoint, so a score above 50 sits above the typical U.S. county. The state figures below are averages across the state's counties.

Metric	Value
NRI composite risk score (avg)	—
Dominant hazard type	—
Expected annual loss (all hazards)	—
Social vulnerability score (avg)	—
Community resilience score (avg)	—

Source: FEMA NRI + NOAA Storm Events + USFS Wildfire Risk + FEMA BRIC/HMGP (2026). County averages; expected annual loss is the state total.

FEMA mitigation investment in US

FEMA's Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) and Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) fund hazard-mitigation projects. The figures below reflect obligated federal dollars in this dataset.

Metric	Value
Mitigation dollars obligated	$0
Mitigation sub-applications	0

Source: FEMA NRI + NOAA Storm Events + USFS Wildfire Risk + FEMA BRIC/HMGP (2026) (FEMA BRIC/HMGP component).

Sources & provenance

Every figure on this page comes from FEMA NRI + NOAA Storm Events + USFS Wildfire Risk + FEMA BRIC/HMGP (2026) (source id src:atlas:fema-noaa-usfs-fio:2026), aggregated from FEMA NRI, NOAA Storm Events, and USFS Wildfire Risk to Communities: https://hazards.fema.gov/nri/.

State-level figures are averages (NRI scores) or totals (loss, storm damage) across counties. Fields absent from the underlying data are shown as "—" rather than estimated.

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