Severe Weather History


County archive · 1950 — present

Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico

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Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history spans 30 recorded events between 2008 and 2025. The dominant hazard is flood, accounting for 43.3% of all recorded events. It ranks #3,116 nationally and #42 in Puerto Rico.

30

Recorded events

0

Direct deaths

0

Direct injuries

$2.2M

Property damage

The record

What the Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history record shows

Across the archive, Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history averages 1.8 recorded events a year. The busiest stretch on record is the 2020s, with 14 events logged in that decade alone.

The costliest is flash flood, with $2.2M in reported property damage. In total, 5 distinct hazard types appear in this county archive, each listed with its own dated record below.

Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history: recorded events per decade since 1950
Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history: recorded events per decade since 1950

By hazard type

Every hazard type recorded in Hatillo Municipio

HazardEventsDeathsDamageMaxSpan
Flood130$47K02008–2025
Flash Flood80$2.2M02009–2024
Thunderstorm Wind40$13K352011–2025
Lightning30$4K02013–2025
Heavy Rain20$002017–2017
Source: NOAA/NCEI Storm Events · dates UTC · preliminary data may revise

Decade by decade

Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history by decade

32000s
132010s
142020s

Reporting practice changed over time — early decades are undercounted, not calmer.

From the record

What the reports say

Written by National Weather Service staff at the time of the event · public domain

Context

Risk, population and federal disasters

Insufficient Data

FEMA NRI risk rating

38,157

Population (ACS)

$135K

Median home value

21

Federal declarations

DeclaredIncidentTitleType
Aug 13, 2024Severe StormTROPICAL STORM ERNESTOEM
Sep 21, 2022HurricaneHURRICANE FIONADR
Sep 18, 2022HurricaneTROPICAL STORM FIONAEM
Aug 22, 2020HurricaneTROPICAL STORM LAURAEM
Jul 29, 2020HurricanePOTENTIAL TROPICAL CYCLONE NINEEM
Mar 27, 2020BiologicalCOVID-19 PANDEMICDR
Source: FEMA OpenFEMA disaster declarations · most recent first

Within the county

Most affected places

  • Hatillo 106

Quick answers

Frequently asked

How many severe weather events have been recorded in Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico?

30 events are on record between 2008 and 2025, causing 0 direct deaths and $2.2M in property damage.

What is the most common severe weather hazard in Hatillo Municipio?

Flood, with 13 recorded events — 43.3% of everything in the archive for this county.

How many federal disaster declarations cover Hatillo Municipio?

21 federal disaster declarations from FEMA include Hatillo Municipio, each tied to a specific incident period.

How risky is Hatillo Municipio compared with the rest of the country?

FEMA's National Risk Index rates Hatillo Municipio as insufficient data risk, placing it in the 0 percentile of its state for expected annual loss.

Where does the Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico severe weather history data come from?

Every figure is drawn from United States federal public-domain records: NOAA/NCEI Storm Events for the event archive, NOAA SPC SVRGIS for mapped tornado paths, FEMA for disaster declarations and risk ratings, and the U.S. Census for population context. Dates are shown in UTC and recent entries may still be revised by NOAA.

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“Hatillo Municipio, Puerto Rico.” Severe Weather History. severeweatherhistory.com/county/puerto-rico/hatillo-municipio/ · Data: NOAA/NCEI, FEMA, U.S. Census — public domain.


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