Bexar County, Texas faces a relatively high overall risk score of 98.28, with specific categories like wildfires (98.05) and floods (95.16) also rated as relatively high risk. The county has experienced a significant number of lightning events (68.54%), with a high risk rating of 98.97, while hail events (2.98%) have a very high risk rating of 99.68. The area is prone to hurricanes (3.59%) with a moderate risk rating of 87.62, and tornadoes (0.44%) with a very high risk rating of 99.87.

The climate in Bexar County is characterized by frequent lightning events and hailstorms, leading to a high risk of property damage. The county's proximity to the Gulf of Mexico increases the likelihood of hurricanes, contributing to the moderate risk rating for hurricane events. The presence of fault lines and mountain peaks in the region also adds to the risk of earthquakes and landslides, although the frequency of ... Read More