Winnebago, Wisconsin faces relatively low natural disaster and climate risk with a risk rating of 78.24. Specific climate factors for the area include thunderstorms with a frequency of 35.59 events and tornadoes with 4.27 events per year. The area is also prone to hailstorms with a risk rating of 96.40, indicating a relatively high risk level.

Geological features in the region that could impact hazard risk include the presence of fault lines and water bodies. Winnebago County is located near Lake Winnebago, which could contribute to increased flood risk. The county also has several rivers and streams that could exacerbate flooding during heavy rainfall events. Additionally, the area has a relatively low risk of wildfires, with a risk rating of 55.14, due to its geographic location and climate conditions.

Historically, Winnebago has experienced severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, causing property damage and disruption to daily life. The ... Read More