Rankings · Risk

Lowest winter weather risk by state

Winter weather risk.

FEMA National Risk Index percentile, 0-100, covering severe winter storms — snow, ice and extreme cold.

  1. 1Hawaii0.4
  2. 2Florida3.7
  3. 3California38.1
  4. 4Rhode Island39.4
  5. 5Georgia40.9
  6. 6Mississippi44.7
  7. 7Arizona48.1
  8. 8Alabama50.5
  9. 9West Virginia50.6
  10. 10Louisiana53.3
  11. 11Massachusetts54.5
  12. 12South Carolina61.9
  13. 13Virginia63.8
  14. 14Vermont68.3
  15. 15Nevada69.5
  16. 16Wisconsin70.1
  17. 17Kentucky70.8
  18. 18Iowa71.2
  19. 19Tennessee71.5
  20. 20Indiana74.5
  21. 21New Hampshire74.6
  22. 22Oregon74.8
  23. 23Arkansas75.7
  24. 24North Carolina78.1
  25. 25Michigan78.9
  26. 26Missouri79.2
  27. 27Texas79.9
  28. 28Oklahoma80.5
  29. 29Minnesota80.6
  30. 30Washington81.0
  31. 31Nebraska81.5
  32. 32Ohio81.9
  33. 33Idaho82.9
  34. 34Wyoming83.3
  35. 35Illinois84.2
  36. 36Connecticut84.7
  37. 37South Dakota85.9
  38. 38Kansas86.9
  39. 39Pennsylvania88.2
  40. 40Montana88.8
  41. 41Alaska89.0
  42. 42Colorado89.1
  43. 43Utah89.3
  44. 44New York89.8
  45. 45New Mexico90.2
  46. 46Maine91.9
  47. 47Maryland92.1
  48. 48North Dakota93.9
  49. 49District of Columbia96.8
  50. 50New Jersey96.8
  51. 51Delaware97.6
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Source: FEMA National Risk Index. · How this is built