STATE RISK ROLL-UP
Missouri
Across 115 counties, FEMA rates 3 elevated or higher for overall natural-hazard risk. Here's what drives it — and where it concentrates.
How the counties rate
Low101
Moderate11
Elevated3
High0
Dominant hazards
The hazards most often rated elevated or higher across Missouri's counties:
- Tornado — 9 counties
- Winter weather — 9 counties
- Drought — 6 counties
- Extreme heat — 5 counties
Highest-risk counties
| County | FEMA composite | Score |
|---|---|---|
| St. Louis County | Relatively High | 99 |
| St. Louis County | Relatively High | 99 |
| Jackson County | Relatively High | 97 |
| St. Charles County | Relatively Moderate | 93 |
| Jefferson County | Relatively Moderate | 91 |
| Clay County | Relatively Moderate | 90 |
State figures are a roll-up of FEMA National Risk Index county data (counts and rankings), not an official FEMA state rating. Risk is an estimate from a public model, not a guarantee — verify your specific insurance needs with a licensed professional. See the methodology.
FEMA National Risk Index · as of 2026-07-08