Van Buren, Michigan has a relatively low overall risk score of 52.56, with very low to moderate risk ratings across various hazards. The county is at a very low risk for earthquake events, with a rating of 0. Additionally, the area has a relatively low risk for wildfires, with a risk rating of 48.78. However, the region faces a higher risk for hail events, with a risk rating of 84.22, and a moderate risk for wind events with a risk rating of 57.94.

Specific climate factors in Van Buren, Michigan include a high frequency of lightning events, with a risk rating of 61.33, and a relatively low risk for flooding, with a risk rating of 35.16. The county is located near Lake Michigan, increasing the potential for severe weather events such as hail and windstorms. Additionally, the area is prone to winter storms and has a relatively high risk ... Read More