What is the flood risk in 80903 Colorado Springs?

The flood hazard score for 80903 is 2.8/10 (LOW). This score is derived from FEMA flood zones, elevation data, and NFIP claim density.

Is 80903 in a hurricane zone?

Colorado Springs (80903) is not typically in a direct hurricane path, though tropical storm remnants can affect the area.

What natural disasters affect Colorado Springs, Colorado?

The primary natural hazards for Colorado Springs (80903) are wildfire, flood, severe weather. CivilSense provides climate-adjusted hazard scores for each peril using data from USGS, NOAA, and FEMA.

Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903

El Paso County · Colorado

38.8339° N, 104.8214° W

Climate-Adjusted Hazard Scores

⊕Earthquake

4.4/10MODERATE

Seismic source zone activity (Gutenberg-Richter)0.5 / 3.5

Proximity to mapped Quaternary faults1.0 / 3.0

Historical damage potential (Hazus W1 thresholds)2.9 / 3.5

Model v1.0 · Hazard score

△Wildfire

3.3/10LOW

Climate-adjusted large fire frequency0.3 / 3.5

Wildland-Urban Interface exposure1.5 / 3.5

Regional vegetation/fuel load proxy1.5 / 3.0

Model v1.0 · Hazard score

≋Flood

2.8/10LOW

FEMA flood zone (estimated)1.0 / 4.0

Elevation above base flood level1.0 / 3.0

Regional NFIP historical loss density0.8 / 3.0

Model v1.0 · Hazard score

◉Hail

2.0/10LOW

Significant hail (≥2in) annual frequency0.5 / 5.0

Regional roof vulnerability proxy (pre-ATTOM)1.5 / 5.0

Model v1.0 · Hazard score

Natural Hazards in Colorado Springs

Based on historical data and geographic analysis, the primary natural hazards affecting Colorado Springs, Colorado (80903) are wildfire, flood and severe weather. These scores are derived from federal and academic sources.

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Nearby Areas

Data Sources

USGS Earthquake Hazards.gov

NOAA National Hurricane Center.gov

FEMA Flood Map Service.gov