Climate Risk Summary

Alamo Heights, TX Risk Profile

The primary drivers of climate-related financial risk in Alamo Heights, TX are Inland Flooding, Tornado, and Hail.

City-Wide Aggregation

These scores represent the population-weighted average across all residential blocks in Alamo Heights.

Primary Risks

Inland Flooding

$3,161,250

Expected Annual Loss for Alamo Heights

83.6Score

Relatively High compared to US average

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Tornado

$511,940

Expected Annual Loss for Alamo Heights

77.1Score

Relatively High compared to US average

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Hail

$358,310

Expected Annual Loss for Alamo Heights

94.3Score

Relatively High compared to US average

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Financial Risk Inventory

MAJOR DRIVER
Inland Flooding
$3,161,250
Score: 83.6
MAJOR DRIVER
Tornado
$511,940
Score: 77.1
MAJOR DRIVER
Hail
$358,310
Score: 94.3
Heat Wave
$143,619
Score: 65.1
Cold Wave
$34,773
Score: 28.1
Hurricane
$15,438
Score: 49.3
Lightning
$7,418
Score: 20.0
Strong Wind
$6,759
Score: 17.0
Earthquake
$2,072
Score: 5.6
Ice Storm
$1,624
Score: 8.8
Winter Weather
$1,239
Score: 25.2
Wildfire
$89
Score: 30.3
Landslide
$2
Score: 34.7

Recommended investments to protect your property value and reduce insurance liability based on your local risk profile.

💧Medium Investment

Inland Flooding Mitigation

Install a smart sump pump with battery backup and extend downspouts 10ft from foundation.

Risk Score: 83.6
🌪️High Investment

Tornado Mitigation

Reinforce garage doors and consider a FEMA-approved safe room or storm cellar.

Risk Score: 77.1
🧊Medium Investment

Hail Mitigation

Replace roof with Class 4 impact-resistant shingles to significantly lower insurance premiums.

Risk Score: 94.3
☀️Low Investment

Heat Wave Mitigation

Ensure attic insulation is R-49+ and consider a dual-fuel backup generator for AC.

Risk Score: 65.1

Sources and Methodology

Spatial Aggregation

Our "Atlas" risk scores are derived using a population-weighted spatial join. Because US Zip Codes and Census Tracts do not share perfectly aligned boundaries, a simple geographic average would be misleading. We utilize US Census Block Group population statistics to identify where residents actually live within a Zip Code. We then intersect these points with FEMA National Risk Index (NRI) hazard data to calculate a weighted exposure score.

Financial Projections (EAL)

Expected Annual Loss (EAL) estimates the average economic impact of natural hazards in dollars per year. This calculation incorporates three components: Exposure (the value of structures and agriculture), Annualized Frequency (historical probability), and Historic Loss Ratio (vulnerability of the area).

Primary Data Sources

  • FEMA National Risk IndexHazard frequency and loss data (v1.20.0)
  • U.S. Census BureauTIGER/Line 2025 Shapefiles & Decennial Population

Nearby Cities

Zip Codes in Alamo Heights