Oklahoma

Comprehensive climate risk and disaster history profile

Billion-Dollar Events

$307.3B

Total Economic Impact

Counties

55.79

Avg Risk Score

Top Natural Hazards

Based on FEMA National Risk Index data across all 77 counties

Ice Storm

80.49 Avg Risk Score

Wildfire

78.76 Avg Risk Score

Heat Wave

76.58 Avg Risk Score

Cold Wave

75.0 Avg Risk Score

Tornado

69.31 Avg Risk Score

Drought

68.74 Avg Risk Score

Winter Weather

61.93 Avg Risk Score

Hail

60.97 Avg Risk Score

Historical billion-dollar events by category (1980-2024)

severe-storm 62 events

$148.2B

drought 15 events

$113.6B

winter-storm 4 events

$27.0B

flooding 4 events

$12.7B

wildfire 3 events

$3.7B

freeze 1 events

$2.0B

How disaster frequency and costs have changed over time

Counties with the highest overall risk scores based on FEMA NRI

Rank	County	Risk Score	Risk Rating	SVI Percentile
1	Oklahoma	97.26	Relatively High	84.3%
2	Tulsa	96.63	Relatively High	78.5%
3	Cleveland	90.49	Relatively Moderate	55.3%
4	Comanche	88.48	Relatively Moderate	92.1%
5	Canadian	87.78	Relatively Moderate	34.3%
6	Pottawatomie	85.91	Relatively Moderate	75.0%
7	Creek	83.74	Relatively Moderate	52.0%
8	Muskogee	83.17	Relatively Moderate	97.7%
9	Cherokee	82.09	Relatively Low	92.4%
10	Le Flore	81.23	Relatively Low	92.4%