Ice Storm Risk Rankings
The highest relative ice storm scores among FEMA county-equivalent areas represented in the city directory.
One FEMA area can contain several covered cities. Each area appears once below, with links to its city pages. The score is a relative comparison measure, not the annual chance of a ice storm.
- #1
Tulsa County, OK
Very High100.0
relative score
- #2
Greene County, MO
Very High99.9
relative score
- #3
Lancaster County, NE
Very High99.9
relative score
- #4
Oakland County, MI
Very High99.8
relative score
- #5
Boone County, MO
Very High99.8
relative score
- #6
Richland County, SC
Very High99.8
relative score
- #7
Washington County, AR
Very High99.7
relative score
- #8
Macomb County, MI
Very High99.7
relative score
- #9
Johnson County, KS
Very High99.6
relative score
- #10
Sedgwick County, KS
Very High99.4
relative score
- #11
Gaston County, NC
Very High99.1
relative score
- #12
Caddo Parish, LA
Very High99.1
relative score
- #13
Richmond County, GA
Very High99.0
relative score
- #14
Mecklenburg County, NC
Very High99.0
relative score
- #15
Hillsborough County, NH
Very High98.9
relative score
- #16
Cabarrus County, NC
Very High98.9
relative score
- #17
Spartanburg County, SC
Very High98.7
relative score
- #18
Douglas County, NE
Very High98.5
relative score
- #19
Wyandotte County, KS
Very High98.2
relative score
- #20
St. Charles County, MO
Very High98.2
relative score
- #21
Catawba County, NC
Very High98.2
relative score
- #22
Cumberland County, ME
Very High98.1
relative score
- #23
Greenville County, SC
Very High97.8
relative score
- #24
New Hanover County, NC
Very High97.8
relative score
- #25
Oklahoma County, OK
Very High97.7
relative score
Other hazard rankings
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.19.0, released March 2023. Hazard figures cover FEMA county-equivalent areas.
Read the methodology β