East-Fairfield, Vermont is located in a region with relatively low natural disaster and climate risk. The area experiences moderate precipitation levels and temperatures, with humidity levels averaging 76%. The risk assessment indicates very low risk ratings for hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and floods, providing a favorable environment for residents.
The geological features in East-Fairfield, Vermont include the Missisquoi and Richelieu hydrologic units, as well as the nearby Richelieu hydrologic subregion and Mid Atlantic hydrologic region. These features contribute to the overall low risk in the area, as they do not pose significant threats in terms of natural disasters. Additionally, the area's relatively high elevation and lack of coastlines or fault lines further reduce the likelihood of hazards impacting the community.
Historical data suggests that East-Fairfield, Vermont has not experienced major natural disasters in recent years, further supporting the low risk assessment. The community's proximity to water bodies and mountain peaks does not pose a significant threat, as these features have not historically led to severe climate events. Overall, the combination of favorable climate factors and geological features make East-Fairfield a relatively safe place to live in terms of natural disaster risk.
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Franklin, Vermont has a very low overall natural disaster and climate risk rating, with specific hazard risks including wind events, hail, and flooding. The area experiences relatively moderate risk levels for wind events and flooding, with a relatively low risk rating for hail events. Historically, the region has seen occurrences of these hazards, with wind events and hail impacting the area at a frequency of 21% and 90%, respectively, based on past data.
The specific climate factors in Franklin, Vermont that contribute to these hazard risks include its proximity to water bodies and mountain peaks, which can amplify wind speeds and increase the likelihood of hail events. Additionally, the area's geography, including fault lines and coastlines, can exacerbate flooding risks. The region's overall risk score of 27.11 is influenced by a combination of these factors, with a very low social vulnerability index score of 12.32 indicating the community's resilience ...
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