Heat wave
Relatively Moderate
85.30-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
United States / ZIP code
43412
Matched FEMA geography
Lucas, OH
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Index / source register
What is in this file
01FEMA National Risk IndexCountyModeled risk
02OpenFEMA declarationsCountyHistorical record
03EPA TRIFacility radiusReported chemical activity
04EPA Superfund + radonPoint + countyCached record
05EPA ECHOFacility radiusCompliance record
06CDC PLACESZCTAModeled health context
07AirNow + NWSNearby monitors + forecast pointLive
08USGS earthquake sourcesPoint radiusModel + events
09EPA + Water Quality PortalSystem + stationMixed record
01 / FEMA NRI
Published modeled-risk values
These are FEMA National Risk Index values for the matched county. How Is My ZIP does not recalculate, weight, or convert them into a local verdict.
Overall National Risk Index92.4FEMA score on a 0-100 scaleRelatively Moderate
- Published rating
- Relatively Moderate
- Geographic unit
- Lucas, OH
- County FIPS
- 39095
- Publisher
- Federal Emergency Management Agency
Wildfire
Very Low
36.50-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
Drought
Relatively Low
390-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
Riverine flooding
Relatively High
95.40-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
Coastal flooding
Very Low
42.80-100
FEMA NRI / county-level
02 / OpenFEMA
Federal declaration history
County-specific federal disaster declarations for Lucas, OH. Statewide declarations are not assigned to every county.
16Federal declarations1965-2020
Most common types
- Severe Storm
- 5
- Flood
- 3
- Biological
- 2
- Snowstorm
- 2
Most recent records
- 2020 / BiologicalCOVID-19 PANDEMIC
- 2020 / BiologicalCOVID-19
- 2012 / Severe StormSEVERE STORMS
Source: OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries
03 / EPA TRI
Facility-reported chemical activity near the Census point for this ZIP.
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