How the heck does New Orleans not make the top 2 for riskiest? Did you ignore that area because everyone has moved away from that catastrophe magnet?
LOL - Dallas as the most dangerous city - what garbage. The last time there was a deadly tornado in Dallas itself was in the 1950s. There are no earthquakes and hundreds of miles separate the Dallas metro area and the gulf (i.e. hurricane remnants are a non-factor.
I've lived in the Dallas area for over 30 years and have never even seen a tornado, much less been in one. I've never seen serious flooding, hurricane remnants of note, or any of this other rubbish.
I have to call B.S. on the obviously incorrect interpretation of the data used for this map. I mean, do you really think that out of all the other areas of the country that are hurricane magnets, or on active fault lines, the "highest risk" are two inland areas?
Anyone knows it is MUCH MUCH more risky to live in any costal area than a landlocked area like the DFW Metroplex.
LOL - Dallas as the most dangerous city - what garbage. The last time there was a deadly tornado in Dallas itself was in the 1950s. There are no earthquakes and hundreds of miles separate the Dallas metro area and the gulf (i.e. hurricane remnants are a non-factor.
I've lived in the Dallas area for over 30 years and have never even seen a tornado, much less been in one. I've never seen serious flooding, hurricane remnants of note, or any of this other rubbish.
I have to call B.S. on the obviously incorrect interpretation of the data used for this map. I mean, do you really think that out of all the other areas of the country that are hurricane magnets, or on active fault lines, the "highest risk" are two inland areas?
Anyone knows it is MUCH MUCH more risky to live in any costal area than a landlocked area like the DFW Metroplex.