Your Property's Climate Risk at a Glance

A composite score built from real wildfire hazard data, air quality index, flood risk ratings, and severe-weather exposure — no black-box projections, just government data combined honestly.

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Heat & Drought Risk

Derived from FEMA NRI wildfire risk and USGS Wildfire Hazard Potential — proxies for heat dome and drought exposure at county level.

Precipitation & Storm Exposure

Combines FEMA NRI flood risk with tornado and hurricane ratings to quantify precipitation and severe-storm risk.

Air Quality Component

Current AQI from EPA AirNow monitoring stations is factored into the heat sub-score — smoke and pollution contribute to overall climate burden.

How It Works

Three Sub-Scores Computed

Heat risk (wildfire score × 0.7 + AQI score × 0.3), drought risk (wildfire score), and precipitation risk (flood + storm average).

Composite Averaged

The three sub-scores are averaged into a single 0–100 climate risk score with a breakdown visible in the widget.

Data Sourced, Not Modeled

Every input is a real government data point — not a climate projection model. What you see reflects current, measured risk.

Trusted Data Sources

FEMA National Risk Index — wildfire, flood, tornado, hurricane componentsUSGS Wildfire Hazard Potential (30m raster)EPA AirNow — real-time AQI from monitoring stationsNational Interagency Fire Center — historical fire perimeter data

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