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Lowest hail risk by state

Hail risk.

FEMA National Risk Index score for hail. Rarely life-threatening and routinely expensive: hail is a leading driver of roof claims, and of home insurance premiums across the plains.

  1. 1Alaska3.8
  2. 2Hawaii8.4
  3. 3Vermont16.9
  4. 4Washington19.8
  5. 5Oregon25.5
  6. 6Utah35.5
  7. 7New Hampshire35.9
  8. 8Idaho37.1
  9. 9Delaware37.2
  10. 10Massachusetts37.9
  11. 11New Jersey39.7
  12. 12Montana40.1
  13. 13Maine44.9
  14. 14Rhode Island46.4
  15. 15Pennsylvania47.5
  16. 16Tennessee47.9
  17. 17West Virginia48.3
  18. 18Alabama48.6
  19. 19Connecticut49.6
  20. 20Wyoming50.4
  21. 21Virginia53.3
  22. 22Florida54.2
  23. 23New York61.8
  24. 24California65.1
  25. 25Kentucky65.8
  26. 26Mississippi69.3
  27. 27Arkansas69.5
  28. 28South Carolina69.5
  29. 29North Carolina71.4
  30. 30New Mexico71.7
  31. 31Michigan72.8
  32. 32Indiana73.2
  33. 33Maryland73.4
  34. 34Georgia73.6
  35. 35Louisiana74.3
  36. 36South Dakota76.9
  37. 37Ohio79.8
  38. 38Missouri79.9
  39. 39Nevada82.4
  40. 40Illinois82.9
  41. 41Iowa85.1
  42. 42North Dakota85.1
  43. 43Minnesota87.0
  44. 44Arizona87.3
  45. 45Kansas87.3
  46. 46Wisconsin87.7
  47. 47Colorado89.1
  48. 48Oklahoma89.4
  49. 49Texas90.2
  50. 50Nebraska94.3
  51. 51District of Columbia97.0
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Source: FEMA National Risk Index. · How this is built