Clinton, Michigan has a relatively low overall risk score of 64.56, with specific risks such as hail (43.08) and thunderstorms (64.35) rated as very low or relatively low. The area experiences frequent thunderstorm events, with an annual frequency of 44.74, and a high likelihood of hail events, with an annual frequency of 2.70. These weather patterns contribute to the moderate risk of wind events in the region, with a risk score of 73.18.

Specific climate factors in Clinton, Michigan include its location near the Great Lakes, which can lead to increased precipitation and severe weather events. The area is not prone to tsunamis, volcanoes, or wildfires, but experiences occasional flooding, with a risk score of 32.33. The region is characterized by relatively low elevations and does not have significant geological features such as fault lines or mountain peaks that could impact hazard risk.

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