Big Horn, Wyoming has a very low overall natural disaster and climate risk rating, with a risk score of 6.395 out of 100. The area is particularly at risk for hail events, with a relatively moderate risk rating for this hazard. This is supported by historical data showing an average of 26 hail events per year, with a frequency of 0.738 per year, indicating a higher likelihood of hail occurrences in the region. Additionally, the risk value for hail events is calculated at 42380.179, contributing to the overall risk assessment for the area.

Specific climate factors in Big Horn, Wyoming include a relatively high risk rating for wind events, with a risk score of 18.549 out of 100. The area experiences an average of 15 wind events per year, with a frequency of 0.432 per year, indicating a moderate likelihood of wind-related disasters in the region. The risk value ... Read More