Hazard Score
87 Catastrophes Recorded
Weaverville, California
3 Land Tracts in Trinity County , Trinity Watershed
Weaverville, California, located in Trinity County, faces relatively low to very low natural disaster and climate risk overall. The area experiences a hardy climate with moderate precipitation, temperature, and humidity levels. However, the region is prone to wildfires due to its relatively high risk score in the Landslide and Wildfire categories. The presence of mountain peaks and dry vegetation increases the likelihood of wildfires, which can pose a significant threat to the community.
Weaverville is situated near the Trinity River and surrounded by the Klamath National Forest, making it susceptible to flooding during heavy rainfall. Additionally, the area is located in a seismically active region near the Pacific Coast, increasing the risk of earthquakes. The nearby Trinity Alps provide a picturesque backdrop but also contribute to the potential for landslides during periods of heavy rainfall. These geological features, combined with the area's proximity to fault lines and water bodies, heighten the overall hazard risk for the community.
Despite the relatively low risk ratings in various categories, Weaverville's location in California's hydrologic region and its proximity to the Klamath-Northern California Coastal subregion indicate a need for preparedness and resilience against natural disasters. Historical events such as the 1992 Cape Mendocino earthquakes and the 2018 Carr Fire in nearby Redding serve as reminders of the potential risks faced by communities in this region. It is essential for residents and local authorities to have emergency plans in place to mitigate the impact of natural disasters and adapt to changing climate conditions.
Wildfire Risk: Moderate
Tornado Risk: Very Low
Hurricane Risk: Very Low
Hail Risk: Very Low
Flood Risk: Moderate
Tsunami Risk: Very Low
Earthquake Risk: Very Low
Wind Risk: Very Low
HAZARDS
5
Power Transmission Lines
0
Coastlines
0
Water Bodies
0
Fault Lines
EMERGENCY SERVICES
6
Hazard Shelters
1
Fire Stations
1
Hospitals
0
Police Stations
COMMUNITY PROFILE
Trinity County, California has a relatively low overall natural disaster and climate risk rating, with a risk score of 69.87. The county is prone to events such as lightning strikes, wildfires, and landslides, which contribute to the risk assessment. Trinity County has a population of 15,882 and a total building value of $3,694,832,269, with an agriculture value of $8,330,532. The county is relatively low risk for earthquakes and hurricanes, but has a higher risk for wildfires and landslides.
Specific climate factors in Trinity County include a high frequency of lightning events, with an average of 41 occurrences per year, contributing to a relatively high risk rating for lightning hazards. The county also experiences an average of 16 landslides annually, with a moderate risk rating for landslide events. Additionally, Trinity County has a low risk rating for hail and snowstorm events, with minimal occurrences reported.
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CLIMATE OVERVIEW
NATURAL CATASTROPHE TIMELINE
Weaver
2023-07-15
Mill
2023-06-25
Industrial
2023-05-26
Branch
2023-05-13
Wcf East Weaver 30-3 Broadcast Rx
2023-04-12
Brooks Ln / Hwy 3
2022-11-28
Park
2022-10-23
Golf
2022-07-20
Masonic
2022-05-21
Glenn
2022-05-02
L03
2022-05-02
Pioneer
2022-03-24
Lance
2022-03-02
East Weaver Rx
2022-02-01
Moon Lee Rx
2022-01-21
Lowden Ln / Weaver St
2021-09-11
Weaver
2021-08-18
Forest
2021-07-15
Tops
2021-07-15
Main
2021-07-02
Castle
2021-06-28
Masonic
2021-05-29
Musser
2021-05-09
Browns
2021-04-20
North Boundary Rx
2021-04-16
Ransom 5
2021-04-01
Ransom 6
2021-04-01
Ransom 4
2021-04-01
Ransom 7
2021-04-01
East Weaver Rx
2021-03-31
Ransom 3
2021-03-31
Ransom 2
2021-03-30
Ransom
2021-03-30
Main
2020-09-10
Levee
2020-09-09
Park
2020-09-02
Browns
2020-08-16
Mill
2020-08-10
Rush
2020-07-23
Main
2020-07-07
Ransom
2020-07-02
Park
2020-05-06
Elderberry
2020-03-10
Ransom
2020-03-02
Hall 2
2020-03-01
Hall
2020-02-29
2/20 Weaverville Admin Pile Rx
2020-02-20
Weaverville Station Admin Pile
2020-02-19
Browns Concentration Rx
2020-02-12
Hawthorne St Weaverville
2020-02-10
12/9 Musser Homestead Piles Rx
2019-12-09
12/10 Jackass Piles Rx
2019-12-09
12/6 Musser Homestead Piles Rx
2019-12-06
12/5 Musser Homestead Piles Rx
2019-12-05
12/4 Musser Homestead Piles Rx
2019-12-04
12/2 Musser Homestead Piles
2019-12-01
12/2 Airport Road Hazardous Tree Piles
2019-12-01
Admin Weaverville Piles Rx
2019-11-26
Bally
2019-11-06
Mountain
2019-09-10
Creek
2019-08-16
2019 Trmu Lightning
2019-08-12
Easter
2019-07-28
Lorenz
2019-07-23
Musser Homestead Fuels Project
2019-07-01
Lower
2018-11-17
Summit
2018-10-29
04/5 Five Cent Rx Unit 31-3
2018-04-02
11/2 Five Cent Rx
2017-10-27
Little
2017-09-07
Weaver
2017-08-08
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2017-01-04Flooding
Heavy Rain
2016-03-05Browns
2015-09-08
Shu Assist Democrat
2015-08-25
Democrat
2015-08-25
Oregon
2015-07-21
Munger
2015-07-09
Oregon
2014-08-25
6-1
2014-07-23
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2010-12-19Flooding
Torrential Rain
2010-01-18Flooding
Heavy Rain
2005-12-31Flooding
Heavy Rain
1997-01-01Flooding
Heavy Rain
1996-12-26Flooding
Rain And Snowmelt
1995-03-08Flooding
Heavy Rain
1995-01-03