Site
Updates
Major changes to Peril Report, newest first.
- Added an Updates page at /updates.
- Listed hazard and risk data sources on the home page, including NOAA NHC, and cited USFS Wildfire Risk to Communities once.
- Changed the home subtitle to name hail and tornado instead of severe convective storms.
- Added current ONI and ENSO status on the Tropical Cyclones page.
- Added a Wind subsection under Severe Convective Storms with the highest recorded wind at the nearest NCEI Global Hourly station.
- Added USGS National Seismic Hazard Model peak ground acceleration at the address.
- Added CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zones for California locations.
- Merged hail and tornado into one Severe Convective Storms section.
- Cited CSU, IBTrACS, tornado tracks, and USFS Wildfire Risk to Communities next to their figures.
- Added Colorado State University seasonal tropical cyclone impact probabilities for covered counties.
- Named the closest river, stream, lake, or reservoir from the USGS National Hydrography Dataset.
- Added USDA Forest Service Wildfire Risk to Communities structure-risk and risk-reduction layers.
- Showed modeled building loss as an annual rate of exposed building value.
- Added About pages for each peril and a site menu.
- Switched headlines to expected annual loss ratings and showed county loss rates versus other U.S. counties.
- Cited NOAA IBTrACS and added homepage search metadata.
- Added recent WFIGS wildfire perimeters and whether a location has burned over.
- Expanded hail with National Risk Index details and percentile bars.
- Added tropical cyclone, wildfire, hail, tornado, and earthquake results beyond flood.
- Showed nearest flood sources and 10-year red-flag warning counts.
- Added hurricane and tornado strike chances from storm tracks, including major hurricanes and EF3+ tornadoes.
- Showed FEMA flood annual chance and a coordinates dropdown.
- Launched the site on perilreport.com.
- Explained FEMA flood zones and added a Census geocoding fallback.
- Launched address search with autocomplete, a map, and FEMA flood-zone lookup.