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9 counties · FEMA NRI December 2025

Connecticut: home risks by county

3 of 9 Connecticut counties are rated Relatively High or Very High for overall risk relative to other US counties. Sort the table to compare disaster declarations, flood-insurance claims and typical first freeze.

CountyOverall risk ↓DeclarationsFlood claimsFirst freezeTop hazardZoneRadon
Capitol Planning RegionRelatively High32—Oct 26Ice storm (Very High)5A3
Western Connecticut Planning RegionRelatively High35—Oct 14Inland flooding (Relatively High)5A1
South Central Connecticut Planning RegionRelatively High36—Oct 27Ice storm (Very High)5A1
Naugatuck Valley Planning RegionRelatively Moderate39—Oct 16Inland flooding (Relatively High)5A1
Greater Bridgeport Planning RegionRelatively Moderate33—Nov 6Coastal flooding (Very High)5A1
Southeastern Connecticut Planning RegionRelatively Moderate32—Oct 28Hurricane (Relatively High)5A1
Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning RegionRelatively Moderate33—Oct 16Inland flooding (Relatively Moderate)5A1
Northwest Hills Planning RegionRelatively Low35—Oct 11Inland flooding (Relatively Moderate)5A2
Northeastern Connecticut Planning RegionRelatively Low33—Oct 13Hurricane (Relatively Moderate)5A2

Ratings are relative to other US counties, not probabilities. Counties without a link have too little public data for a full profile.

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