Bailey, Texas

1 Land Tracts in Fannin County , Sulphur headwaters Watershed

Bailey, Texas, located in Fannin County, has a relatively low overall natural disaster and climate risk rating. The area experiences moderate risks from severe weather events such as thunderstorms and flooding due to its high precipitation levels and moderate humidity. However, the risk of hurricanes and tsunamis is very low in this region. Bailey is situated within the Red-Sulphur hydrologic subregion, which can lead to occasional water-related hazards, but the overall risk is relatively low.

While Bailey does not have coastlines or fault lines that would significantly impact hazard risk, it is surrounded by water bodies such as the Big Cypress-Sulphur hydrologic accounting unit, which may contribute to occasional flooding risks during heavy rainfall events. The region's proximity to the Sulphur headwaters and the Red-Sulphur hydrologic subregion also plays a role in the area's risk assessment. Despite these geological features, Bailey's natural disaster and climate risk remain relatively low compared to other regions in Texas.