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New Mexico

Comprehensive climate risk and disaster history profile

18
Billion-Dollar Events
$10.9B
Total Economic Impact
33
Counties
49.7
Avg Risk Score

Top Natural Hazards

Based on FEMA National Risk Index data across all 33 counties

Wildfire
86.61 Avg Risk Score
Drought
70.7 Avg Risk Score
Lightning
60.07 Avg Risk Score
Flooding
58.98 Avg Risk Score
ERQK
53.8 Avg Risk Score
LNDS
53.7 Avg Risk Score

Disaster Type Breakdown

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

Drought 9 events
$6.4B
Wildfire 5 events
$3.1B
Severe Storm 4 events
$1.4B

Disaster Trends by Decade

How disaster frequency and costs have changed over time

Highest Risk Counties

Counties with the highest overall risk scores based on FEMA NRI

Rank County Risk Score Risk Rating SVI Percentile
1 Bernalillo 89.47 Very High 7785.0%
2 Lea 87.66 Very High 9083.0%
3 Doña Ana 87.62 Very High 9898.0%
4 Otero 85.84 Very High 9220.0%
5 Roosevelt 84.47 Very High 9784.0%
6 Santa Fe 81.2 Very High 7648.0%
7 Lincoln 79.22 Relatively High 7107.0%
8 Sandoval 78.94 Relatively High 4723.0%
9 Valencia 73.62 Relatively High 8676.0%
10 San Juan 69.81 Relatively High 9335.0%

Recent Major Events

Most costly billion-dollar disasters in the past 10 years

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