Bonham, Texas Natural Disasters | Fannin County Hazard Db

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Bonham, Texas

7 Land Tracts in Fannin County , Bois d'Arc-Island Watershed

Bonham, Texas, located in Fannin County, has a relatively low overall natural disaster and climate risk rating. The area experiences moderate levels of precipitation, with an average of 1126.13 mm annually, and moderate humidity levels. The temperature in Bonham averages around 17.54 degrees Celsius, contributing to a hardy climate rating. The city's geographical location in North Texas, away from coastlines and fault lines, reduces the risk of certain disasters such as hurricanes and earthquakes.

Despite the lower risk rating, Bonham is susceptible to moderate drought and flooding risks due to its proximity to the Red River and other water bodies in the region. The area's hydrologic units, including the Bois d'Arc-Island and Red-Little units, contribute to the overall risk assessment. While there have been historical instances of flooding and droughts in the region, the risk remains relatively low compared to other parts of Texas. The presence of mountain peaks and hilly terrain in the nearby vicinity may also impact the local climate and hazard risk.

Bonham's natural disaster and climate risk assessment also consider the region's hydrological subregions and accounting units, such as the Red-Sulphur and Arkansas-White-Red hydrologic regions. These factors, along with the city's population of 35,615, play a role in determining the overall risk level for the area. Despite the relatively low risk, it is essential for residents and authorities to remain vigilant and prepared for potential hazards, especially during extreme weather events.

Wildfire Risk: Very Low

Tornado Risk: Low

Hurricane Risk: Low

Hail Risk: Low

Flood Risk: Moderate

Tsunami Risk: Very Low

Earthquake Risk: Very Low

Wind Risk: Low

HAZARDS

16

Power Transmission Lines

0

Coastlines

11

Water Bodies

0

Fault Lines

EMERGENCY SERVICES

12

Hazard Shelters

2

Fire Stations

2

Hospitals

1

Police Stations

COMMUNITY PROFILE

Fannin County in Texas faces a relatively low overall risk of natural disasters, with a risk score of 72.70. The most significant hazards in the area are related to wildfires, thunderstorms, and hail events. The county has a moderate risk rating for events like thunderstorms, with a risk value of 1668822.22, and a relatively low risk rating for hail events, with a risk value of 361817.57. These events, while relatively low in frequency, can still pose a threat to the population and infrastructure in the area.

The county has a relatively low risk of flooding, with a risk value of 1325236.60, and a moderate risk of severe winds, with a risk value of 1259399.74. This suggests that while flooding is a concern, it is not as significant as other hazards in the area. Additionally, the county has a relatively low risk of wildfire events, with a risk value of ... Read More

CLIMATE OVERVIEW

Average Temperature

18 °F Cold

Average Precipitation

1126 mm Moderate

Average Humidity

75% Moderately High

Plant Hardiness

8/10 Moderately High

NATURAL CATASTROPHE TIMELINE

2016-04-18

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2016-03-08

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2015-11-26

Flooding

Tropical Storm Patricia

2015-10-23

Flooding

Heavy Rain

Rain And Snowmelt

2008-03-17

Hailstorm

2008-02-05

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-08-16

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-06-26

Flooding

Heavy Rain

2007-06-17

Flooding

Heavy Rain

Heavy Rain

Heavy Rain

1990-04-26

Hailstorm

1989-05-16

Flooding

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