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US Counties With the Highest Extreme Heat Risk

These counties carry the highest extreme heat risk in the country according to FEMA's National Risk Index. Rising summer temperatures pose serious health risks, especially for the elderly and outdoor workers. Click any county for its full hazard breakdown.

# County Heat risk
1 Cook County 10.0
2 Harris County 10.0
3 Maricopa County 10.0
4 Kings County 10.0
5 Dallas County 10.0
6 Queens County 10.0
7 Clark County 10.0
8 Tarrant County 10.0
9 New York County 10.0
10 Philadelphia County 10.0
11 Bronx County 10.0
12 Pima County 10.0
13 St. Louis County 10.0
14 Shelby County 10.0
15 Kern County 10.0
16 Oklahoma County 10.0
17 Tulsa County 10.0
18 Wright County 10.0
19 Los Angeles County 9.9
20 San Diego County 9.9
21 Miami-Dade County 9.9
22 Riverside County 9.9
23 San Bernardino County 9.9
24 Bexar County 9.9
25 Broward County 9.9
26 Santa Clara County 9.9
27 Wayne County 9.9
28 Franklin County 9.9
29 Travis County 9.9
30 Hennepin County 9.9
31 Marion County 9.9
32 Milwaukee County 9.9
33 Hidalgo County 9.9
34 El Paso County 9.9
35 Essex County 9.9
36 Montgomery County 9.9
37 Baltimore County 9.9
38 Hamilton County 9.9
39 Hudson County 9.9
40 Jackson County 9.9
41 District of Columbia County 9.9
42 Monmouth County 9.9
43 Johnson County 9.9
44 Sedgwick County 9.9
45 Richmond County 9.9
46 Tulare County 9.9
47 Pinal County 9.9
48 Washington County 9.9
49 Caddo County 9.9
50 Mohave County 9.9

Source: FEMA National Risk Index. Scores normalized 1–10. City scores inherit county-level FEMA data. For informational purposes only.

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