Hazard Score
40 Catastrophes Recorded
Sloans-Valley, Kentucky
4 Land Tracts in Pulaski County , Upper Cumberland-Lake Cumberland Watershed
Sloans-Valley, Kentucky, located in Pulaski County, faces a relatively low overall hazard risk based on the assessment data. The area experiences moderate precipitation levels and relatively moderate temperatures, which could contribute to increased flood risk during heavy rainfall events. The region is part of the Upper Cumberland-Lake Cumberland hydrologic unit, which may heighten the risk of flooding due to its proximity to water bodies like Lake Cumberland.
Sloans-Valley is situated in a region with relatively low earthquake risk, indicated by a very low dragnet risk rating. However, the area may be susceptible to landslides due to its hilly terrain. The presence of fault lines in Kentucky, such as the New Madrid Fault, poses a potential risk for seismic activity, although historical events in the area have been minimal. The community's location within the Ohio hydrologic region highlights the importance of monitoring water levels and potential flooding, especially during periods of heavy rainfall.
Overall, Sloans-Valley faces a relatively low climate-related hazard risk, with a focus on flood prevention and preparedness. The region's diverse geological features, including mountain peaks and water bodies, contribute to its unique risk profile. While the area may not experience extreme weather events frequently, residents should remain vigilant and stay informed about potential hazards to ensure their safety and well-being.
Wildfire Risk: Very Low
Tornado Risk: Low
Hurricane Risk: Low
Hail Risk: Low
Flood Risk: Moderate
Tsunami Risk: Very Low
Earthquake Risk: Very Low
Wind Risk: Low
HAZARDS
3
Power Transmission Lines
0
Coastlines
0
Water Bodies
0
Fault Lines
EMERGENCY SERVICES
1
Hazard Shelters
2
Fire Stations
0
Hospitals
1
Police Stations
COMMUNITY PROFILE
Pulaski County in Kentucky faces a relatively low overall natural disaster and climate risk, with a risk rating of 69.30 out of a possible 100. The area has a relatively low risk of events such as wildfires, tornadoes, and floods, with a risk value of $1,167,965.57. However, the county is susceptible to hazards like hailstorms with a risk value of $1,620,261.82, and severe thunderstorms with a risk value of $317,435.96. The county also experiences frequent lightning events, with a risk value of $395,189.55.
Specific climate factors in the area contribute to the overall risk assessment, including moderate to high exposure to hailstorms, high winds, and thunderstorms. Pulaski County is situated within close proximity to water bodies like Lake Cumberland, which can increase the risk of flooding during heavy rainfall events. The county is also surrounded by mountain peaks and valleys, which can amplify the impact of severe weather events. ...
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CLIMATE OVERVIEW
NATURAL CATASTROPHE TIMELINE
Str - Range Fire
2023-04-14
Kys - Cave
2023-04-05
Str - Blue John Rd
2023-04-05
Keno Road
2023-04-02
Str - Deep Hollow
2023-03-07
Str - Thatch Hollow
2023-02-07
Alpine
2021-03-20
Flooding
Torrential Rain
2021-02-28Unit 751 Ste
2021-01-19
Brush Creek
2019-11-10
Curt Pond
2018-05-03
Hailstorm
2018-03-17
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2018-02-10Gut Lick
2017-05-01
Oakdale Hwy
2017-04-03
Hailstorm
2017-02-24
Liz Worley
2016-11-26
Dixie
2015-11-15
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2015-03-10Hailstorm
2014-07-27
Hailstorm
2014-07-27
Flooding
Heavy Rain And Snow
2011-03-07Hailstorm
2008-07-22
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2008-05-24Hailstorm
2008-04-11
Hailstorm
2006-06-10
Hailstorm
2006-05-31
Hailstorm
2006-04-13
Hailstorm
2005-06-06
Hailstorm
2004-06-02
Hailstorm
2004-06-02
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2004-05-27Flooding
Heavy Rain
2004-03-05Hailstorm
2003-07-13
Hailstorm
2002-05-02
Flooding
Heavy Rain
2002-01-23Flooding
Heavy Rain
1997-02-28Flooding
Heavy Rain
1994-06-22Flooding
Heavy Rain
1991-12-02Hurricane Frederic
1979-09-15