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Missouri emergency preparedness

FEMA's National Risk Index puts Missouri's expected annual loss from natural hazards at about $3.9 billion, rated Relatively Moderate. The hazards with the largest expected losses are inland flooding, heat waves and earthquakes.

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Missouri's biggest natural hazards

FEMA's expected annual loss for each hazard, in dollars a year, and FEMA's rating, from the National Risk Index (December 2025).

Inland floodingRelatively Moderate$1.6 billion a yearHow to prepare →
Heat waveVery High$711 million a yearHow to prepare →
EarthquakeRelatively Moderate$463 million a yearHow to prepare →
TornadoRelatively High$450 million a yearHow to prepare →
Cold waveRelatively High$321 million a yearHow to prepare →
Strong windRelatively High$123 million a yearHow to prepare →
HailRelatively Moderate$123 million a year
Ice stormVery High$57 million a yearHow to prepare →

Get ready for inland flooding, heat waves, earthquakes and tornadoes

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