Robertson County, Kentucky: hazard risk

FEMA rates Robertson County's overall risk Very Low (score 1.7 of 100, higher than 1% of rated U.S. counties). Its storm record holds 131 events since 1950.

FEMA's rating for each hazard

These are FEMA's county-wide model ratings and this county's storm record. They are not an assessment of any property, address or building, and not insurance advice: a property's risk depends on its own elevation, construction and location.

FEMA gives each hazard its own rating, and a rating does not follow the score from one hazard to the next: a hazard with a higher score can carry a lower rating than another. The table sorts by FEMA's rating, then by score (0 to 100, the county against every other county for that hazard).

National Risk Index (December 2025), Robertson County, by FEMA's rating, then score
HazardRisk ratingScoreExpected annual loss
Strong WindRelatively Low20.0$123K
LandslideVery Low43.5$584
EarthquakeVery Low27.7$40K
TornadoVery Low21.2$180K
Heat WaveVery Low21.1$47K
DroughtVery Low15.8$612
Ice StormVery Low15.1$6K
HurricaneVery Low11.6$2K
Cold WaveVery Low11.4$66K
Winter WeatherVery Low10.6$6K
LightningVery Low10.5$24K
HailVery Low7.9$16K
Riverine FloodingVery Low6.6$641K
WildfireVery Low0.7$189

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, December 2025 release. A model of future loss, not a count of past events. FEMA's National Risk Index map.

What the record holds

Storm records by hazard, with the county's rank by days with a record per 1,000 sq mi over each hazard's complete period
HazardRecordsDeathsDamageRank in stateRank in U.S.
Winter storms470$376K
Severe thunderstorm wind340$384K
Floods170$1.0M
Hail130–
Heat70–
High wind and dust storms70$387K
Extreme cold30$699K
Tornadoes20$29K
Heavy rain10–

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, 1950 to 2026-06-30; damage in 2025 dollars. Search the record at NCEI.

The full Robertson County record: every hazard by year and month, the deadliest events and FEMA's declarations.

Next