5 counties · FEMA NRI December 2025
Rhode Island: home risks by county
0 of 5 Rhode Island 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.
| County | Overall risk ↓ | Declarations | Flood claims | First freeze | Top hazard | Zone | Radon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Providence County | Relatively Moderate | 25 | 1,626 | Oct 30 | Heat wave (Relatively High) | 5A | 2 |
| Kent County | Relatively Low | 23 | 1,300 | Oct 30 | Hurricane (Relatively Moderate) | 5A | 1 |
| Washington County | Relatively Low | 25 | 2,399 | Oct 12 | Hurricane (Relatively Moderate) | 5A | 1 |
| Newport County | Very Low | 22 | 805 | Nov 4 | Coastal flooding (Relatively Moderate) | 5A | 2 |
| Bristol County | Very Low | 20 | 830 | Oct 30 | Coastal flooding (Relatively Moderate) | 5A | 3 |
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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