Barnsdall, Oklahoma Natural Disasters | Osage County Hazard Db

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174 Catastrophes Recorded

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113

Barnsdall, Oklahoma

4 Land Tracts in Osage County , Bird Watershed

Barnsdall, Oklahoma, located in Osage County, faces a relatively low overall natural disaster and climate risk. The area is characterized by moderate precipitation levels and temperatures, with a moderate risk for severe weather events such as thunderstorms and floods. The region has a relatively low risk of earthquakes and wildfires, with a very low risk of hurricanes and tsunamis. However, due to its proximity to the Arkansas-White-Red hydrologic region, Barnsdall may experience localized flooding events.

The geographic features in the area include the Bird hydrologic unit and the Verdigris hydrologic accounting unit, which can contribute to the risk of flooding during heavy rainfall. The Neosho - Verdigris hydrologic subregion and the Arkansas-White-Red hydrologic region also play a role in shaping the water flow patterns and potential flood zones in the region. While Barnsdall is not located near coastlines or fault lines, its proximity to water bodies such as rivers and lakes can increase the risk of flooding during extreme weather events.

Overall, Barnsdall's natural disaster and climate risk assessment is influenced by its hydrologic units and subregions, which can lead to localized flooding incidents. Although the area has a relatively low risk score, the potential for severe weather events like thunderstorms and floods should not be overlooked. It is important for residents and local authorities to remain prepared and vigilant in the face of changing weather patterns and potential natural disasters in the region.

Wildfire Risk: Moderate

Tornado Risk: Moderate

Hurricane Risk: Low

Hail Risk: High

Flood Risk: High

Tsunami Risk: Very Low

Earthquake Risk: Very Low

Wind Risk: High

HAZARDS

6

Power Transmission Lines

0

Coastlines

13

Water Bodies

0

Fault Lines

EMERGENCY SERVICES

1

Hazard Shelters

2

Fire Stations

0

Hospitals

1

Police Stations

COMMUNITY PROFILE

Osage, Oklahoma faces relatively low to moderate natural disaster and climate risks, with a risk rating of 73.75 out of 100. The area has a population of 45,705 and a total building value of approximately $6.96 billion. Specific climate factors for the region include frequent lightning events, with a high frequency of 95.97% and a relatively low risk rating. Additionally, tornados occur with a frequency of 2.52% and a relatively low risk rating as well.

Geological features in the area that could impact hazard risk include fault lines and water bodies. Osage, Oklahoma is located near the Tulsa Fault Zone, which has the potential to cause earthquakes. The region is also close to water bodies such as Keystone Lake and the Arkansas River, increasing the risk of flooding during severe weather events. Historical events such as hail storms, with 345 recorded events, demonstrate the susceptibility of the area to ... Read More

CLIMATE OVERVIEW

Average Temperature

16 °F Cold

Average Precipitation

1066 mm Moderate

Average Humidity

81% Moderately High

Plant Hardiness

6/10 Moderately High

NATURAL CATASTROPHE TIMELINE

Buck

2023-04-21

Bull

2023-04-13

Wolco

2023-04-13

Cooper

2023-04-09

Stumbler

2023-04-02

Southern Baptist

2023-04-01

Hwy 123

2023-03-31

Fuller

2023-03-19

Scorpion

2023-03-11

South 123

2023-02-23

Rockin T

2023-02-17

Bota

2023-02-13

Three Amigos

2022-12-16

Canyon

2022-12-02

Narrow Gate

2022-11-06

Spirit

2022-11-02

Choteau Creek

2022-10-23

Pryor

2022-10-09

Tangle

2022-10-04

Tombstone

2022-09-28

West Walden

2022-09-26

Termite

2022-09-20

Spot

2022-08-26

Bull Creek

2022-08-05

Handsome

2022-07-14

Noname

2022-04-15

Little Candy Creek

2022-04-06

Half Moon

2022-04-04

Bighorse Falls

2022-03-29

Webster Ranch

2022-03-28

Birch Creek

2022-03-28

Price

2022-03-20

Buddy

2022-03-19

Linebust

2022-03-15

Larry

2022-03-13

Pine

2022-03-04

Finn

2022-03-03

Crooked

2022-01-22

Hightower

2022-01-04

Pit

2021-12-09

Kelley

2021-09-18

Thorton

2021-07-25

Yates

2021-04-08

Hughes

2021-04-03

Joy

2021-04-02

Javine

2021-03-29

Pharoah

2021-02-03

Little

2021-01-17

Bull Creek

2020-10-13

Redeagle

2020-03-28

Power

2020-03-25

Yellow

2020-01-07

Quick Saw

2020-01-01

H & H

2019-12-04

Birch Cove

2019-11-17

The Duster

2019-11-12

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2019-05-20

Cr 2401

2019-04-11

Birch Lake

2019-04-10

Webster

2019-04-08

West

2019-04-08

Swiftnell

2019-03-22

Cabin

2019-02-24

Buck

2019-02-24

Reda

2019-02-14

Whiteman

2018-12-28

North Front

2018-11-25

Saving Grace

2018-04-30

Wycko

2018-04-18

Owens

2018-04-17

Mic

2018-04-16

Wade

2018-04-11

Red Osage

2018-03-17

Torch

2018-03-16

Berry

2018-02-26

Mccauley

2018-02-26

Kemohah

2018-02-15

Caking

2018-02-13

Chouteau Creek

2018-01-23

Loggins

2018-01-18

Heisman

2017-12-09

Sumner

2017-11-25

Flooding

Cr2401

2016-01-15

Alfred

2015-12-09

Woolaroc

2015-12-04

Flooding

Flooding

Torrential Rain

2008-08-09

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2008-06-05

Hailstorm

2008-03-31

Hailstorm

2007-10-17

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-08-16

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-06-26

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-05-24

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-05-06

Hailstorm

2006-08-26

Hailstorm

2006-04-30

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2004-04-24

Hailstorm

2004-04-20

Flooding

1994-05-07

Flooding

Rain And Snowmelt

Heavy Rain

1989-06-02

Hurricane Gilbert

1988-09-20

Flooding

Heavy Rain

1956-04-09

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