Brevard County, Florida

County storm and disaster record · FIPS 12009 · population 606,067 · 1,015 sq mi

NOAA's Storm Events Database holds 1,127 records for Brevard County, Florida from 1950 through June 30, 2026, on 642 days; the most frequent are severe thunderstorm wind events (428 records). NOAA records 37 flood or flash floods there since 1996, with 1 death; its 5,690 flood insurance claims since 1978 (OpenFEMA) rank 87th of 2,942 U.S. counties; the deadliest named storm on its flood record is Hurricane Ivan (2004). The deadliest single record is the June 4, 2025 thunderstorm wind: 2 deaths. FEMA has issued 45 declarations naming the county since 1972, 43 of them for natural hazards; the latest for a natural hazard was “Hurricane Milton” on October 11, 2024.

The record, 1950 to 2026

Storm records filed for the county each year (2026 to June 30, 2026). Before 1996 NOAA recorded only tornadoes (from 1950), thunderstorm wind and hail (from 1955).

  • recorded, no damage figure
  • under $100,000
  • $100,000 or more
  • $1 million or more
  • $10 million or more, or a death
  • $100 million or more, or 10 deaths
  • a year's colour: its recorded damage or deaths
  • a year with a death
  • 1955: wind and hail recorded from 1955
  • 1996: all 48 event types from 1996
Storm records
1,127on 642 days, 1950 to June 30, 2026
Deaths recorded
64280 injuries
Damage, 2025 dollars
$3.4Bas filed (scale steps before 1993)
Tornadoes
139strongest F3
FEMA declarations
45latest 2024

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, records through June 30, 2026 (file revision 20260918); damage converted to 2025 dollars with the BLS CPI-U. Search the record at NCEI. BLS consumer price index.

What hazards hit Brevard County most?

The most frequent records are severe thunderstorm wind events: 428 since 1960. 41% of its severe thunderstorm wind events since 1960 fell in June and July. The rank column places the county among Florida's counties by days with a record per 1,000 square miles of land over each hazard's complete period.

Brevard County: records by hazard, 1950 to June 30, 2026
HazardRecordsDaysFirst, lastKilledInjuredDamageRank in state
Severe thunderstorm wind 428 297 1960-2026 3 41 $3.0M 14 of 67
Hail 236 133 1970-2026 0 0 – 10 of 67
Tornadoes 139 113 1953-2025 1 144 $295M 8 of 67
Fog, smoke and funnel clouds 69 59 1996-2026 0 0 – 21 of 67
Hurricanes and tropical storms 65 25 1999-2024 3 1 $2.5B 43 of 67
Rip currents and high surf 61 54 1996-2026 47 13 $10.0M 9 of 67
Floods 37 27 1996-2025 1 0 $162M 42 of 67
Lightning 37 37 1996-2024 8 26 $11M 19 of 67
Heavy rain 22 11 2006-2023 0 0 – 32 of 67
High wind and dust storms 15 7 1996-2026 1 0 $19K 19 of 67
Extreme cold 11 5 2003-2010 0 0 $12M 38 of 67
Winter storms 3 3 2008-2022 0 0 – 33 of 67
Heat 2 2 1998-2022 0 0 – 26 of 67
Wildfires 2 2 1998-2008 0 55 $384M 43 of 67

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database (county and forecast-zone records attributed to the county; a zone record shows its own totals on each county it covers). Days: dates with at least one record of the hazard in the county. Ranks: days with a record per 1,000 square miles of land (Census Bureau 2024 Gazetteer), since 1950 for tornadoes, 1955 for hail and thunderstorm wind, 1996 for the rest.

How many tornadoes has Brevard County had?

NOAA records 139 tornadoes in Brevard County from 1953 to 2025, the strongest rated F3, with 1 death and 144 injuries recorded in the county. That is 8th of 67 Florida counties and 23rd of 3,080 U.S. counties by days with tornadoes per 1,000 square miles since 1950. A tornado that crossed a county line is counted in each county it touched, with the length of its path inside the county.

Counted as whole tornadoes rather than county records, the Storm Prediction Center's database holds 141 tornadoes whose track touched Brevard County since 1950 (NOAA's county records number 139: they file a crossing tornado once per county segment, and the two databases differ on some tracks); along their whole tracks they killed 1 person.

The deadliest and strongest tornadoes that touched Brevard County, whole tracks
DateTornadoRatingPathKilled
1994-11-15 17:53, as SPC files itUnnamedF22.5 mi1
1972-06-19 01:35, as SPC files itNorth Merritt IslandF34.9 mi0
1972-06-19 02:00, as SPC files itUnnamedF33.8 mi0
1970-03-05 11:32, as SPC files itTitusvilleF31.9 mi0

Map of the strongest tornado tracks in Florida.

Every tornado record filed for Brevard County (139)
The 60 most recent of 139 tornadoes in Brevard County
DatePlaceCharacterKilledInjuredDamage
2025-09-07 Valkaria Airport, Brevard County EF0 0.28 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $10K
2024-10-09 Cocoa Beach, Brevard County EF1 5.24 mi x 250 yd 0 0 $1.9M
2024-06-27 Eau Gallie, Brevard County EF0 1.1 mi x 75 yd 0 0 –
2023-06-07 Patrick Afb, Brevard County EF1 1 mi x 300 yd 0 0 –
2023-04-16 Micco, Brevard County EF0 0.48 mi x 100 yd 0 0 $412K
2022-09-28 June Park, Brevard County EF0 3 mi x 100 yd 0 0 –
2021-06-12 Frontenac, Brevard County EF0 2.09 mi x 30 yd 0 0 $5K
2020-08-16 Merritt Is, Brevard County EF0 0.43 mi x 15 yd 0 0 –
2019-10-19 Micco, Brevard County EF0 0.05 mi x 10 yd 0 0 –
2018-05-14 Merritt Is, Brevard County EF0 0.12 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $588
2017-09-10 Patrick Afb, Brevard County EF1 1.23 mi x 50 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Bonaventure, Brevard County EF1 0.3 mi x 60 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Indianola, Brevard County EF1 3.36 mi x 60 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Indialantic, Brevard County EF1 1.21 mi x 75 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Mims, Brevard County EF1 0.48 mi x 60 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Mims, Brevard County EF2 1.55 mi x 125 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Palm Bay, Brevard County EF1 1.33 mi x 75 yd 0 0 –
2017-09-10 Melbourne Beach, Brevard County EF0 0.2 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $2K
2017-08-18 Rockledge, Brevard County EF0 0.36 mi x 15 yd 0 0 $10K
2016-09-13 Micco, Brevard County EF0 3.47 mi x 250 yd 0 0 $49K
2014-07-06 Mims, Brevard County EF0 0.09 mi x 35 yd 0 0 $62K
2013-04-14 Bonaventure, Brevard County EF0 0.55 mi x 100 yd 0 0 –
2013-04-14 Indianola, Brevard County EF0 0.33 mi x 100 yd 0 0 –
2012-06-24 Space Cntr Exec, Brevard County EF0 1.17 mi x 25 yd 0 0 –
2010-03-28 West Eaugallie, Brevard County EF0 2.31 mi x 200 yd 0 0 $7K
2010-01-22 Bonaventure, Brevard County EF0 7.34 mi x 265 yd 0 1 $1.4M
2010-01-22 Bonaventure, Brevard County EF0 7.34 mi x 265 yd 0 1 $1.4M
2009-04-14 Frontenac, Brevard County EF0 0.2 mi x 30 yd 0 0 –
2008-11-30 Palm Bay, Brevard County EF0 0.17 mi x 30 yd 0 0 $790K
2008-08-19 Micco, Brevard County EF1 0.33 mi x 30 yd 0 2 $576K
2008-02-12 Cocoa Beach, Brevard County EF0 0.1 mi x 30 yd 0 0 $274K
2005-10-24 West Melbourne, Brevard County F1 0.2 mi x 30 yd 0 0 $227K
2005-10-24 Palm Bay, Brevard County F0 0.1 mi x 20 yd 0 0 $8K
2005-10-24 Melbourne Beach, Brevard County F2 0.3 mi x 40 yd 0 0 $227K
2005-10-23 Rockledge, Brevard County F0 3 mi x 40 yd 0 0 $76K
2005-02-27 Palm Bay, Brevard County F1 3 mi x 50 yd 0 1 $907K
2004-10-20 Port Canaveral, Brevard County F1 0.7 mi x 40 yd 0 0 $234K
2004-09-26 Micco, Brevard County F1 0.3 mi x 20 yd 0 0 –
2004-09-26 Micco, Brevard County F1 0.5 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $547K
2004-08-04 Indialantic, Brevard County F0 2 mi x 30 yd 0 0 –
2003-08-06 Rockledge, Brevard County F0 1 mi x 30 yd 0 0 –
2001-10-25 Rockledge, Brevard County F0 0.3 mi x 40 yd 0 1 $125K
2001-09-14 Cocoa, Brevard County F1 1.8 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $750K
2001-09-14 Patrick Afb, Brevard County F1 0.2 mi x 30 yd 0 0 –
2001-09-14 Melbourne, Brevard County F0 0.2 mi x 30 yd 0 0 $83K
2001-06-24 Cape Canavral Misl S, Brevard County F0 0.2 mi x 30 yd 0 0 –
1999-05-30 Palm Bay, Brevard County F0 0.1 mi x 30 yd 0 0 $71K
1999-05-12 Titusville, Brevard County F0 0.1 mi x 30 yd 0 0 –
1998-09-02 Port Canaveral, Brevard County F1 2 mi x 6 yd 0 1 $11M
1998-08-19 Port Canaveral, Brevard County F0 1 mi x 40 yd 0 0 –
1998-02-23 Port Canaveral, Brevard County F1 1 mi x 75 yd 0 0 $1.8M
1998-02-23 Titusville Ti Co Arp, Brevard County F1 1 mi x 100 yd 0 0 $905K
1998-02-22 Indialantic, Brevard County F1 1 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $362K
1998-02-17 Cape Canavral Misl S, Brevard County F0 0.4 mi x 40 yd 0 2 $905K
1998-02-17 Indialantic, Brevard County F1 1 mi x 40 yd 0 0 $905K
1997-11-13 Melbourne, Brevard County F0 8 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $15K
1997-07-23 Titusville, Brevard County F0 0.1 mi x 50 yd 0 0 –
1996-08-14 Merritt Is, Brevard County F0 0.1 mi x 20 yd 0 0 –
1996-08-13 West Melbourne, Brevard County F0 0.2 mi x 20 yd 0 0 $19K
1996-08-13 Patrick Afb, Brevard County F0 0.2 mi x 50 yd 0 0 $188K

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, tornado records by county (path length in the county, maximum width); ratings as published: F scale before February 1, 2007, EF scale after. Whole-track figures: NOAA Storm Prediction Center tornado database (1950-2025). SPC severe weather database.

When was the last damaging storm in Brevard County?

The most recent record with damage, injuries or deaths is the May 2, 2026 rip current (1 death and 1 injury).

A 17-year old male and a 12-year old male were swimming at Cocoa Beach when they were caught in a rip current. The 12-year old was rescued and transported to the hospital in critical condition. The 17-year old was later found submerged and unresponsive. The teen was later pronounced deceased.
National Weather Service event narrative, NOAA Storm Events Database (search the full record, event 1322710)
The 12 most recent records kept for Brevard County
DateRecordCharacterKilledInjuredDamage
2026-06-24 Thunderstorm WindValkaria, Brevard County 56 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-06-24 Thunderstorm WindMelbourne Beach, Brevard County 52 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-06-23 Thunderstorm WindIndialantic, Brevard County 50 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-06-17 Thunderstorm WindMelbourne Beach, Brevard County 53 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-06-03 Thunderstorm WindValkaria, Brevard County 55 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-05-31 Funnel CloudMelbourne, Brevard County 0 0 –
2026-05-10 Thunderstorm WindTitusville Beach, Brevard County 58 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-05-10 Thunderstorm WindTitusville, Brevard County 50 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-05-02 Thunderstorm WindCape Canavral Misl S, Brevard County 51 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-05-02 Thunderstorm WindShiloh, Brevard County 51 kt wind 0 0 –
2026-05-02 Rip CurrentBrevard County · forecast zone Southern Brevard Barrier Islands 1 1 –
2026-03-15 HailValkaria Airport, Brevard County 1.50 in hail 0 0 –

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database; every record of 2025-2026 is listed, earlier ones when they caused deaths, injuries or $250,000 of damage (2025 dollars), and every tornado.

The deadliest and costliest records

Records with deaths or injuries in Brevard County, most deaths first
DateRecordCharacterKilledInjuredDamage
2025-06-04 Thunderstorm WindMerritt Is, Brevard County Emergency manager reported that a crane collapsed at the new Cape Canaveral hospital construction site at Borman Drive and SR-520, leading to two fatalities. Outflow winds from a thunderstorm of up to 39 to 48 knots were observed near the site around the time. 48 kt wind 2 0 –
2022-09-15 LightningScottsmoor, Brevard County The Orlando Fire Department and local news media reported that a crew boat with five boys was struck or nearly struck by lightning, causing the boat to capsize, at around 1615LST. Four of the boys made it to shore, where one was sent to the hospital. The fifth boy was missing for a time and was later found deceased. ... 2 0 –
2021-06-27 Rip CurrentBrevard County · forecast zone Brevard Two local residents were swimming together at Juan Ponce de Leon Landing Beach in Melbourne Beach when they became trapped in a rip current. The first victim was a 23-year-old female who was unable to be revived at a local hospital. The second victim was a 26-year-old male who disappeared beneath the water. His body ... 2 0 –
2016-05-28 Rip CurrentBrevard County · forecast zone Brevard At about 1530LST on May 29, lifeguards at Spessard Holland Beach in Melbourne Beach rescued a 53 year old man from a rip current and resuscitated him. The man was transported to a local hospital, where he died approximately two weeks later. The cause of death was drowning. At about the same time of the initial ... 2 0 –
1994-11-15 TornadoVrb, Brevard County A waterspout-F2 tornado, on the outer fringes of tropical storm Gordon, struck the Barefoot Bay area of southern Brevard County around 6:53 PM. A 74-year-old male was killed by trauma to the head, and about 40 people were injured. Six people were hospitalized, two in serious condition. The waterspout made landfall ... F2 0.1 mi x 10 yd 1 40 $100M
2015-05-23 Rip CurrentBrevard County · forecast zone Brevard The body of a 50-year-old male from Kissimmee was pulled from the surf near the 700 block of Atlantic Street in Melbourne Beach around 1130 EST on May 25. Brevard County Fire Rescue and Beach Patrol noted there were strong rip currents in the area at the time. Two others were rescued from rough surf and rip currents ... 1 3 –
2009-07-08 LightningMelbourne Beach, Brevard County A lightning strike directly hit and killed a man on Melbourne Beach. The lightning strike also injured the man's wife and son, who were transported to a local hospital and admitted in 'good condition' with only minor burns. 1 2 –
2004-07-18 LightningGrant, Brevard County A woman taking shelter from thunderstorm rain under a tree on a spoil island in the Indian River Lagoon was killed by lightning. Her 10 year old son and a 21 year old woman were seriously injured by the strike. 1 2 –
The costliest records in Brevard County since 1993, damage in 2025 dollars
DateRecordCharacterKilledInjuredDamage
2004-09-25 Hurricane (Typhoon)Brevard County · forecast zone Brevard 0 0 $513M
1998-07-01 WildfireCountywide, Brevard County 0 52 $362M
2004-09-04 Hurricane (Typhoon)Brevard County · forecast zone Brevard 0 0 $146M
1994-11-15 TornadoVrb, Brevard County F2 0.1 mi x 10 yd 1 40 $100M
2008-08-20 Flash FloodWest Eaugallie, Brevard County 0 0 $96M
2016-10-06 Hurricane (Typhoon)Brevard County · forecast zone Brevard 0 1 $92M
2017-09-10 Tropical StormBrevard County · forecast zone Brevard 0 0 $36M
2005-10-24 Tropical StormBrevard County and Indian River County · forecast zone Indian River 0 0 $35M

Before 1993 NOAA filed damage by category, not amount, so the list above starts in 1993. The highest category filed here before then (entered as $25M, in the dollars of the day) holds: March 24, 1983 (tornado, Brevard County).

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database: deaths and injuries direct and indirect; damage is property plus crops as estimated by the National Weather Service, converted to 2025 dollars.

Is it getting more frequent?

Records per decade for Brevard County's most frequent hazards. Counts rose everywhere after 1996, when NOAA began recording every event type, so compare decades within a hazard's complete period only (the shaded cells come before it).

Brevard County: records per decade (the 2020s to June 30, 2026)
Hazard1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020-26
Severe thunderstorm wind01020161007713075
Hail005763765629
Tornadoes51328192819198
Fog, smoke and funnel clouds––––13202511
Hurricanes and tropical storms––––4141037 z
Rip currents and high surf––––2172814

Hurricanes and tropical storms in the 2020-26: 37 records against 10 in the decade before, 37 of them forecast-zone records. Cells marked z rose mostly through zone records. The local National Weather Service office files these once per forecast zone, so a change in how it draws its zones or splits a storm into records moves this count as much as the weather does; read it beside the Brevard County days with a record above.

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, records per calendar decade; zone records from the CZ_TYPE field (Z).

What time of year?

41% of its severe thunderstorm wind events since 1960 fell in June and July. The two busiest months are in violet.

The values, month by month

Jan 46 · Feb 41 · Mar 116 · Apr 115 · May 112 · Jun 225 · Jul 131 · Aug 119 · Sep 102 · Oct 84 · Nov 24 · Dec 12 (records).

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, records by the month they began.

Federal disaster declarations for Brevard County

FEMA's register lists 45 declarations that include Brevard County: 26 major disasters, 15 emergencies and 4 fire management assistance declarations. Most were for hurricane (24) and fire (6).

Declarations including Brevard County, newest first
DeclaredNumberTypeTitle
2024-10-11DR-4834HurricaneHurricane Milton
2024-10-07EM-3622HurricaneHurricane Milton
2024-08-10DR-4806Tropical StormHurricane Debby
2024-08-03EM-3605Tropical StormTropical Storm Debby
2023-08-31DR-4734HurricaneHurricane Idalia
2023-08-28EM-3596Tropical StormTropical Storm Idalia
2022-12-13DR-4680HurricaneHurricane Nicole
2022-11-08EM-3587Tropical StormTropical Storm Nicole
2022-09-29DR-4673HurricaneHurricane Ian
2022-09-24EM-3584HurricaneTropical Storm Ian
2020-08-01EM-3533HurricaneHurricane Isaias
2020-03-25DR-4486BiologicalCovid-19 Pandemic
2020-03-13EM-3432BiologicalCovid-19
2019-10-21DR-4468HurricaneHurricane Dorian
2019-08-30EM-3419HurricaneHurricane Dorian
2017-09-10DR-4337HurricaneHurricane Irma
2017-09-05EM-3385HurricaneHurricane Irma
2016-10-08DR-4283HurricaneHurricane Matthew
2016-10-06EM-3377HurricaneHurricane Matthew
2008-08-24DR-1785Severe StormTropical Storm Fay
2008-08-21EM-3288Severe StormTropical Storm Fay
2008-05-12FM-2765FireBrevard Fire Complex
2005-10-24DR-1609HurricaneHurricane Wilma
2005-09-05EM-3220HurricaneHurricane Katrina Evacuation
2004-09-26DR-1561HurricaneHurricane Jeanne
2004-09-16DR-1551HurricaneHurricane Ivan
2004-09-04DR-1545HurricaneHurricane Frances
2004-08-13DR-1539HurricaneTropical Storm Bonnie and Hurricane Charley
2001-04-17FM-2357FireFl - Orlando Complex Fire
2001-02-05DR-1359FreezingSevere Freeze
2000-05-28FM-2301FireFl, Orlando District Fire Complex
1999-10-20DR-1306HurricaneFl-Hurricane Irene-Dr-Req
1999-10-15EM-3150HurricaneTropical Storm Irene - Florida
1999-09-22DR-1300HurricaneHurricane Floyd Major Disaster Declarations
1999-09-14EM-3143HurricaneHurricane Floyd Emergency Declarations
1999-04-27EM-3139FireFl-Fires 04/15/99
1999-04-15FM-2253FireFl-Fires 04/13/99
1998-06-18DR-1223FireExtreme Fire Hazard
1998-01-06DR-1195Severe StormSevere Storms, High Winds, Tornadoes, and Flooding
1995-08-10DR-1062HurricaneHurricane Erin

The 40 most recent of 45 are listed; the CSV has every one.

Source: FEMA OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries (v2), declarations through October 2, 2026; one declaration is counted once however many areas it names. OpenFEMA dataset page.

How many floods has Brevard County had?

NOAA's Storm Events Database holds 37 flood or flash flood records for Brevard County from 1996 to 2025, on 27 days, with 1 death. By flood insurance claims since 1978 (OpenFEMA, as of September 8, 2026), Brevard County ranks 87th of 2,942 U.S. counties. The 100 counties with the most claims

Named storms on Brevard County's flood and tropical record
StormBeganRecordsDeaths in the county
Hurricane Ivan2004-09-2532
Tropical Storm Idalia2023-08-3011
Hurricane Dorian2019-09-0111
Hurricane Irma2017-09-1021
Tropical Storm Bonnie2004-08-1311
Hurricane Milton2024-10-0910
Tropical Storm Ian2022-09-2810
Hurricane Matthew2016-10-0620
Tropical Storm Fay2008-08-1920
Hurricane Wilma2005-10-2430

The National Flood Insurance Program has paid $69.1 million on 5,690 claims filed in Brevard County; the most in one year was 1,362 in 2008. Claims count insured losses only: uninsured flood damage is not in this file.

The values, year by year

1978: 3 · 1979: 46 · 1980: 7 · 1981: 19 · 1982: 15 · 1983: 11 · 1984: 67 · 1985: 6 · 1986: 2 · 1987: 12 · 1988: 3 · 1989: 46 · 1990: 4 · 1991: 12 · 1992: 13 · 1993: 12 · 1994: 157 · 1995: 362 · 1996: 35 · 1997: 14 · 1998: 20 · 1999: 417 · 2000: 22 · 2001: 40 · 2002: 12 · 2003: 12 · 2004: 1,084 · 2005: 156 · 2006: 3 · 2007: 6 · 2008: 1,362 · 2009: 16 · 2010: 11 · 2011: 84 · 2012: 23 · 2013: 15 · 2014: 32 · 2015: 15 · 2016: 176 · 2017: 901 · 2018: 17 · 2019: 20 · 2020: 15 · 2021: 14 · 2022: 168 · 2023: 23 · 2024: 61 · 2025: 113 · 2026: 6.

Source: FEMA OpenFEMA NFIP Redacted Claims, as of September 8, 2026; claims by year of loss, payments in the dollars of the year paid. OpenFEMA dataset page.

FEMA's modeled risk for Brevard County

FEMA's National Risk Index rates Brevard County Relatively High overall, with an expected annual loss of $389 million. These are FEMA's model estimates of future loss from 18 hazards, not a count of what happened; they can differ from the record above.

National Risk Index ratings for Brevard County (December 2025 release), by FEMA's rating, then score
HazardRisk ratingExpected annual lossModeled frequency
HurricaneVery High$281Monce in about 4 years (modeled)
LightningVery High$5.6M73 a year (modeled)
Strong WindRelatively High$3.3Mabout once a year (modeled)
TornadoRelatively High$12Mabout once a year (modeled)
Riverine FloodingRelatively High$73Mabout once a year (modeled)
WildfireRelatively Moderate$7.8Monce in about 88 years (modeled)
Heat WaveRelatively Moderate$2.1M1.9 modeled event-days a year
Coastal FloodingRelatively Moderate$2.6M1.1 a year (modeled)

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, county table, December 2025 release. FEMA's National Risk Index map.

Counties that share a border with Brevard County

  1. Brevard County 1,127
  2. Orange County 780
  3. Volusia County 779
  4. Seminole County 391
  5. Osceola County 297
  6. Indian River County 272

Source: U.S. Census Bureau county adjacency file; NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, records since 1950. The Census Bureau's adjacency file.

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