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Aguadilla Municipio, Puerto Rico: Natural Disaster Risk and History

FEMA's National Risk Index (v1.20, December 2025) gives Aguadilla Municipio, Puerto Rico no overall risk score (insufficient data); the hazards with the largest estimated yearly losses are hurricanes, earthquakes and inland (river and flash) flooding, $63 million a year in all.

OpenFEMA lists 15 federal disaster declarations that included Aguadilla Municipio since 1975, not counting 2 for COVID-19; the latest is EM-3610-PR (Tropical Storm Ernesto, declared 13 August 2024). NOAA's Storm Prediction Center recorded 2 tornadoes touching Aguadilla Municipio from 1950 to 2025.

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Population 54,977 Buildings worth $11 billion Area 76 sq mi FIPS 72005

All 18 hazards, highest risk first

FEMA National Risk Index
HazardRisk ratingScoreExpected loss a yearHow oftenEvents in record
HurricaneInsufficient Data — $30 million about once every 5.5 years 41
EarthquakeInsufficient Data — $23 million about once every 17 years —
Inland floodingInsufficient Data — $5.3 million about 5.3 a year 147
TsunamiInsufficient Data — $2.7 million about once every 18 years 12
LandslideInsufficient Data — $1.1 million about once every 2.9 years 17
LightningInsufficient Data — $575,660 about 64 a year 114,831 strikes
TornadoInsufficient Data — $31,761 about once every 426 years 3
Coastal floodingInsufficient Data — $6,207 about once every 4.7 years —
HailInsufficient Data — $5,958 about once every 38 years 1.1
Cold waveInsufficient Data — — — 0
DroughtInsufficient Data — — — 0
Heat waveInsufficient Data — — about once every 641 years 0
Strong windInsufficient Data — — — 0
Winter weatherInsufficient Data — — — 0
AvalancheNot Applicable — — — —
Ice stormNot Applicable — — — —
Volcanic activityNot Applicable — — — —
WildfireInsufficient Data — — — —

Score: FEMA's percentile among US counties that face the hazard (higher = more risk). Expected loss: FEMA's modelled average yearly loss to buildings, people (as a statistical value) and crops. How often: FEMA's annualised frequency of the hazard in the county; for some hazards it counts event-days, so it is a rough guide, not a forecast. "Not Applicable" means FEMA does not model that hazard here.

Federal disaster declarations 15

Most common: Hurricane 10, Severe Storm 3, Earthquake 1, Flood 1.

DecadeDeclarationsIncident types
1970s1Flood
1990s3Hurricane ×3
2000s1Severe Storm
2010s4Hurricane ×3, Severe Storm
2020s6Hurricane ×4, Severe Storm, Earthquake

The last 10

Tropical Storm Ernesto EM-3610-PR · Severe Storm · declared 13 Aug 2024
Hurricane Fiona DR-4671-PR · Hurricane · declared 21 Sep 2022 · households could apply
Tropical Storm Fiona EM-3583-PR · Hurricane · declared 18 Sep 2022
Tropical Storm Laura EM-3537-PR · Hurricane · declared 22 Aug 2020
Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine EM-3532-PR · Hurricane · declared 29 Jul 2020
Earthquakes EM-3426-PR · Earthquake · declared 7 Jan 2020
Tropical Storm Dorian EM-3417-PR · Severe Storm · declared 27 Aug 2019
Hurricane Maria DR-4339-PR · Hurricane · declared 20 Sep 2017 · households could apply
Hurricane Maria EM-3391-PR · Hurricane · declared 18 Sep 2017
Hurricane Irene EM-3326-PR · Hurricane · declared 22 Aug 2011

Widest declarations that included Aguadilla Municipio

  • Tropical Storm Ernesto (2024, EM-3610-PR): 78 Puerto Rico counties designated.
  • Hurricane Fiona (2022, DR-4671-PR): 78 Puerto Rico counties designated.
  • Tropical Storm Fiona (2022, EM-3583-PR): 78 Puerto Rico counties designated.

Named storms in its declarations: Tropical Storm Ernesto (2024), Hurricane Fiona (2022), Tropical Storm Fiona (2022), Tropical Storm Laura (2020), Tropical Storm Dorian (2019), Hurricane Maria (2017), Hurricane Irene (2011), Tropical Storm Jeanne (2004), Hurricane Lenny (1999), Hurricane Georges (1998), Hurricane Hortense (1996), Tropical Storm Elioise (1975).

Not counted above: 2 COVID-19 ("Biological") declarations — in 2020 every US county was included. Puerto Rico also had 3 statewide declarations with no county list.

Tornado record since 1950 2

Tornadoes touching the county2
Strongest-rated(E)F0 ×2
Peak monthAugust (2)
Deadliest—
Longest path9 Aug 2023, EF0, 0.3 mi path
Most recent9 Aug 2023, EF0, 0.3 mi path
Deaths / injuries on those paths0 / 0
Rating(E)F0(E)F1(E)F2(E)F3(E)F4(E)F5Unrated
Count2000000
Decade1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s
Count00000101

Deaths and injuries are for each tornado's whole path, which can run beyond this county. F-scale ratings before February 2007, Enhanced Fujita (EF) after.

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How Aguadilla Municipio compares with its 5 nearest counties

CountyDistanceOverall riskScoreTop hazard
Aguadilla Municipio (this page)—Insufficient Data— —
Moca Municipio 10 kmInsufficient Data— —
Isabela Municipio 12 kmInsufficient Data— —
Aguada Municipio 12 kmInsufficient Data— —
Rincón Municipio 18 kmInsufficient Data— —
Añasco Municipio 19 kmInsufficient Data— —

Nearest by distance between county centres. Every county in Puerto Rico, ranked.

Vulnerability and resilience

Social vulnerabilityData Unavailable
Community resilienceData Unavailable
Community risk factor—
Expected annual loss, all hazards$63 million

FEMA scales expected losses up where social vulnerability is high (people who may find it harder to prepare, evacuate or recover) and down where community resilience is high. A factor above 1 raises the risk score. For social vulnerability a high rating is worse; for resilience a high rating is better.

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What this page shows, and what it misses

FEMA's National Risk Index rates a whole county against every other US county; it is a planning-level estimate for nationwide comparison, not a flood-zone map and not a substitute for a local risk assessment or the risk to one home. Declarations are presidential disaster, emergency and fire management declarations that named this county; state declarations and SBA or USDA designations are not included. Tornadoes are counted when the county is one of up to four listed on the track; 670 tornadoes that crossed a state line carry no county list in NOAA's file and are left out.

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Risk Index Dataset: National Risk Index Counties - v1.20.0 (December 2025). Retrieved from https://services.arcgis.com/XG15cJAlne2vxtgt/ArcGIS/rest/services/National_Risk_Index_Counties/FeatureServer/0/query on November 2, 2026, 1:20 PM EST. This product uses the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Risk Index dataset API or downloadable datasets but is not endorsed by FEMA. The Federal Government or FEMA cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from the Agency's website(s).

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), OpenFEMA Dataset: Disaster Declarations Summaries - v2, retrieved from https://www.fema.gov/api/open/v2/DisasterDeclarationsSummaries on November 2, 2026, 1:21 PM EST. This product uses the Federal Emergency Management Agency's OpenFEMA API, but is not endorsed by FEMA. The Federal Government or FEMA cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from the Agency's website(s).

Tornado records: NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center, Severe Weather Database, tornadoes 1950–2025 (https://www.spc.noaa.gov/wcm/data/1950-2025_actual_tornadoes.csv, downloaded 2 November 2026). Public domain; not endorsed by NOAA. Compiled by Global Incident Tracker.

Questions about Aguadilla Municipio

What natural disasters is Aguadilla Municipio, Puerto Rico most at risk from?

FEMA's National Risk Index (v1.20, December 2025) gives Aguadilla Municipio, Puerto Rico no overall risk score (insufficient data); the hazards with the largest estimated yearly losses are hurricanes, earthquakes and inland (river and flash) flooding, $63 million a year in all.

How many federal disaster declarations has Aguadilla Municipio had?

OpenFEMA lists 15 federal disaster declarations that included Aguadilla Municipio since 1975, not counting 2 for COVID-19; the latest is EM-3610-PR (Tropical Storm Ernesto, declared 13 August 2024). Another 3 Puerto Rico declarations were made statewide without a county list.

How many tornadoes have hit Aguadilla Municipio?

NOAA's Storm Prediction Center recorded 2 tornadoes touching Aguadilla Municipio from 1950 to 2025.

Is the National Risk Index a flood zone map?

No. The National Risk Index is a planning-level estimate for a whole county, built for nationwide comparison. It does not tell you the flood zone or the risk of a single property: for that, look up the address on FEMA's Flood Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov) and ask your local floodplain manager.