Newaygo, Michigan has a very low overall risk score of 28.51, with specific hazard risk indexes indicating very low risk in various categories such as earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfires, and tsunamis. The area is prone to lightning events, with an average frequency of 37.28 events per year, presenting a relatively low risk. The county's coastal area along Lake Michigan may be susceptible to hailstorms, with a relatively low risk rating. The county also experiences high wind events, with a moderate risk rating, which could impact the area's hazard vulnerability.

Newaygo County's geological features include water bodies like Lake Michigan and numerous rivers, as well as forested areas and flat plains. These features can influence the risk of flooding, as seen in the case of river flooding events. The county also has a relatively low risk of hailstorms, which could impact agricultural activities in the region. The presence of fault lines ... Read More