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In addition to damage on properties, flooding can also cut off access to utilities, emergency services, transportation, and may impact the overall economic well-being of an area. Overall, Elk Grove has a minor risk of flooding over the next 30 years, which means flooding is likely to impact day-to-day life within the community. This is based on the level of risk the properties face rather than the proportion of properties with risk.

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There are 4,346 properties in [tooltip name="general-locationtype" content="Elk Grove" /] that have greater than a 26% chance of being severely affected by flooding over the next 30 years. This represents 15% of all properties in Elk Grove.

View additional community impacts with Risk Factor Pro™.

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Communities that adapt to higher risks can limit damage and lower flood insurance costs. Elk Grove is already investing in flood risk reduction projects, but more may be needed. <a href="https://riskfactor.com/solutions/flood">Learn more about solutions.</a>

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Lowering flood risk starts with higher standards. Some places plan to a higher standard (a &#8220;500 year&#8221; standard) that lowers the number of properties at severe risk. Protecting homes to this level would reduce the risk to the 4,346 severely affected properties.

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Note: 53,402 properties in this area are protected by an <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051062333-Adaptation-types">adaptation</a>. While the above projections take into account this reduction, risks may substantially increase in the event of failure.

Deeper floods from major events, like hurricanes, are less likely to occur, but affect more properties than more shallow flood events, like heavy rains. As Elk Grove feels the effects of a changing environment, however, events of all kinds will affect more properties within the community.
If a low-likelihood storm resulting in severe flooding (a [tooltip name="flood-eventdefinition" content="1-in-100 year flood event" /]), occurred today, it could affect 3,613 properties in Elk Grove. This type of event has a 26% chance of occurring at least once over the life of a 30 year mortgage. 30 years from now, an event of this same likelihood would affect 4,387 properties due to a changing environment.

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Note: 53,402 properties in this area are protected by an <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051062333">adaptation</a>.

Risk Factor™️ has no [tooltip name="flood-recreatedmodel" content="recreated models" /] of flooding events near Elk Grove, but that doesn&#8217;t mean this area has never flooded in the past. 
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A changing environment means higher seas, new weather patterns, and stronger storms. As the atmosphere warms, there is more evaporation and more water available when it rains. A warmer atmosphere also means warmer oceans, which can intensify flooding from hurricanes and offshore storms. Sea level rise also increases coastal flood risks, as higher seas mean there’s more water available when high tides and coastal storms cause flooding.
Learn more about the environmental factors increasing flood risk <a class='underline text-floodfactor-500 hover:text-floodfactor-300' href="https://riskfactor.com/environmental-changes/flood">here</a>.

Individuals, mayors, governors, and Congress can work together to build protections before flooding, build back stronger after flooding, and create plans that future-proof communities.

<a href="https://riskfactor.com/solutions/flood?settab=community_solutions">Explore more solutions here.</a>

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In addition to the flooding risk described above, Elk Grove has moderate risk from wildfires. To learn more details about its wildfire risk, and solutions visit this property’s Fire Factor™ page.
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Flood-EventDefinition

Flood return period terms like &#8220;500-year flood&#8221; are references to probability and not necessarily tied to historical occurrence. South Bend, IN, for example, experienced two 1-in-500+ flood events between 2016 and 2018.

Flood-WaterToBuilding30y

The depth of water estimated at the footprint of the largest building on this property if a severe flooding event were to occur 30 years from now.

Flood-WaterToBuildingCurrent

The depth of water estimated at the footprint of the largest building on this property if a severe flooding event were to occur today.

Flood-Accumulates

Flood risk accumulates over time. So a property with a 1% chance of flooding this year would have a 26% chance of flooding at least once within 30 years. The probability of flood water reaching the building does not take into account the building&#8217;s foundation elevation or individual protection efforts. It only indicates the risk of water reaching the building. If there is no record of a building on the property flooding is measured to the center of the parcel. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360048263033-About-probabilities">Learn more</a>.

Heat-SurroundingArea

The &#8220;surrounding area&#8221; for a property is defined as the average for all properties within a 4km radius.

Heat-HotDayTempDefinedState

A &#8220;hot day&#8221; is determined at the property level by using the 98th percentile &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature in the 4km area around the property, or in other words, the temperature on the hottest 7 days in that 4km area this year. These &#8220;hot day&#8221; temperatures are then averaged across the county a property is located in for the purposes of comparing across the state and the Continental US. While most places will have ~7 hot days this year, the number of hot days varies widely 30 years into the future. Hotter areas or areas with a bigger increase in temperature have more hot days, while cooler areas tend to have lesser increases in the number of hot days. Learn more about hot days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7928501959447" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-ConsecutiveHotDaysDefined

The number of days above the local 98th percentile or &#8220;hot day&#8221; temperature based on a 75% likelihood of occurrence.

Heat-HotDayTempDefinedLocality

The number of days exceeding what is considered a hot day in this area. This is defined by using the 98th percentile &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature in this area, or in other words looking at the hottest 7 days in the area for a given year and using the lowest &#8220;high&#8221; temperature from those 7 days as a base. There may be more or less hot days in the area depending on its exposure to heat. Learn more about hot days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7928501959447" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HeatFactor

A property&#8217;s Heat Factor indicates its relative risk to heat, taking into account both how heat in the area compares to the rest of the country, and how things like shade, greenspace, and proximity to water affect heat at the property relative to other nearby properties. Learn more about how Heat Factor is calculated <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7948167738263" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

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Heat-FeelsLikeTemp

&#8220;Feels like&#8221; temperature is another word for &#8220;heat index&#8221; which is the result of combining air temperature with humidity to describe how heat feels due to the moisture content in the air. This is an important measure of temperature because this felt experience of heat is an important indicator of our bodies&#8217; ability to cool itself and stay safe on hot days.

General-Hippo

Quotes are aggregated by Hippo Insurance Services, a technology company that offers multiple coverage options to help you find the right insurance policy for your home. Risk Factor is an independent, non-profit risk-communication tool and does not sell insurance.

Heat-HeatIsland

Heat Islands are developed areas that experience higher temperatures than adjacent areas due to the density of manmade structures, human activity, lack of greenspace, or some combination thereof. Heat islands have a propensity to absorb and re-emit heat as opposed to natural landscapes that mitigate the effects of heat. Learn more about the heat island effect <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947597830039" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-LocalityOverallRisk

All properties have some exposure to heat risk. Community heat risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. Learn more about community risks <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947334046487" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-DegreeRisks

Health risks at the specified temperature according to <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://www.weather.gov/ffc/hichart" rel="noopener" target="_blank">National Weather Service guidelines</a> for heat caution. Learn more about heat safety guidelines <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7948404300567" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-125DegreeDays

The projected number of days in the specified year with a &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature at or above 125°F, including and up to the hottest day of the year at this location.

Heat-100DegreeDays

The projected number of days in the specified year with a &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature at or above 100°F, including and up to the hottest day of the year at this location.

Heat-90DegreeDays

The projected number of days in the specified year with a &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature at or above 90°F, including and up to the hottest day of the year at this location.

Heat-80DegreeDays

The projected number of days in the specified year with a &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature at or above 80°F, including and up to the hottest day of the year at this location.

Heat-HeatWaveLikelihoodFuture

The likelihood of 3+ days at the 98th percentile, or &#8220;hot day,&#8221; temperature in 30 years. Learn more about heat waves <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7928501959447" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HeatWaveLikelihoodToday

The likelihood of 3+ days at the 98th percentile, or &#8220;hot day,&#8221; temperature this year. Learn more about heat waves <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7928501959447" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HeatWaveLengthFuture

The number of consecutive days at the 98th percentile, or &#8220;hot day,&#8221; temperature in 30 years. Learn more about consecutive hot days and heat waves <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7948768389015" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HeatWaveLengthToday

The number of consecutive days at the 98th percentile, or &#8220;hot day,&#8221; temperature this year. Learn more about consecutive hot days and heat waves <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7948768389015" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-AnomalyDays

The number of hot days at a property compared with all other properties in the surrounding 4km. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947597830039" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about heat anomalies.</a>

Heat-AnomalyDefined

The anomaly temperature for any given property is calculated by comparing the estimated average daily high temperature at this property during the hottest month of the year to all other properties within a 4km radius. Learn more about heat anomalies <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947597830039" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HotDaysFuture

The estimated number of days above the 98th percentile &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature at this property 30 years from now. Learn more about hot days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947907047063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HotDaysToday

The estimated number of days above the 98th percentile &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature at this property this year. Learn more about hot days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947907047063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-EnergyCost

The cost of energy used to power air conditioners, based on the estimated cost of energy in your local market and the amount of energy required to maintain an indoor temperature of 70 degrees. Learn more about energy usage <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947006194327" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-EnergyUsage

The amount of energy that is used to power air conditioners, based on the amount of energy required to maintain an indoor temperature of 70 degrees. Learn more about energy usage <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947006194327" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-CoolingDays

A &#8220;cooling day&#8221; is defined as any day over 70 degrees, where some form of indoor cooling device such as a fan or an air conditioner will likely be used to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. Learn more about cooling days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947907047063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HotDayTempDefined

This chart shows the number of days exceeding what is considered a hot day at this property. This is defined by using the 98th percentile &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature in this area, or in other words looking at the hottest 7 days in the 4km area surrounding this property for a given year and using the lowest &#8220;high&#8221; temperature from those 7 days as a base. A property may have more or less hot days than the surrounding area depending on its individual exposure to heat. Learn more about hot days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7928501959447" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Heat-HotDayDefined

A hot day is defined by using the 98th percentile &#8220;feels like&#8221; temperature in a specified area, or in other words the lowest daily high temperature on the hottest 7 days in a given year. Learn more about hot days <a class='underline text-heatfactor-500 hover:text-heatfactor-300' href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/7947907047063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.

Flood-LocalitySeverelyAffected

Severely affected refers to the water was, at a minimum, to the edge of the building. For residential properties, if water did not make it over the threshold, it may still do extensive damage to a lower lying garage, basement, crawl space, yard or parked car. For commercial properties and government buildings, workers, customers and citizens may not be able to safely access the building during a flood.

Flood-PropertyAdaptations

Flood adaptations are infrastructure projects designed to protect homes and communities from flooding. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051062333" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about adaptations.</a>

Fire-WUI

WUI, or Wildlife Urban Interface, is a special designation given to residential areas by the USDA Forest Service. Homes in a designated WUI are required to meet certain compliance standards for wildfire prevention.

Fire-RecentWildfireChange

Recent wildfires in your area may cause future wildfire risk to change as a result of landscape and fuel conditions shifting in response to fire intensity and burn path.

Fire-NotActiveWildfire

Please note that wildfire risk refers to probability of wildfire based on possible wildfire events and is not a prediction of risk during an active wildfire event. Please defer to local authorities during an active wildfire in your area.

Fire-SliderExplained

Homes with 30 year wildfire risk that is the same as current wildfire risk may not see any change on the wildfire risk probability map.

Flood-EnvironmentalSST

This heat map shows how much ocean temperatures have risen by comparing the current and projected average temperatures against the recorded average between 1980-2010.

Flood-EnvironmentalSLR

This map shows how much ocean levels have risen by comparing the current and projected average water levels against the recorded average between 1980-2010.

Flood-EnvironmentalPrecip

This map shows how extreme rain events have changed and are expected to change in intensity, as measured by how much precipitation occurs in a short interval.

Fire-VulnerabilityIntensity

The severity of fire reaching the building based on the distribution of all possible fires.

Fire-ChangingClimate

Risk is increasing over time due to a changing climate because a hotter atmosphere leads to drier and more combustible wildlands.

Fire-LikelihoodIncreases

Likelihood increases as time or the number of chances increases. For example if you flip a coin, you have a 50% chance of it landing on heads. However, if you flip the coin twice, you have a 75% chance of it landing on heads at least once.

Fire-FireFactorVideo

A property&#8217;s Fire Factor indicates its cumulative wildfire risk, ranging from 1 (minimal) to 10 (extreme). Properties with higher Fire Factors are more likely to be in a wildfire during the next 30 years.

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Fire-CommunityOverall

Overall wildfire risk measures the threat wildfire poses to the community relative to other communities throughout the U.S. along the four categories: Residential properties, commercial properties, critical infrastructure, and social facilities. Overall risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720615046551">Learn more about how scores are determined.</a>

Fire-VulnerabilityVegetation

Maintaining a 50ft perimeter of defensible space between your property and nearby vegetation can help reduce burn probability by as much as 50%. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720692611479" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about fire damages</a>.

Fire-VulnerabilityRoof

Roofs made from combustable materials can cause a home to ignite in the event that embers or flames from a nearby wildfire land on the roof. Using fireproof shingles or shingles made form a fire resistant material can help reduce home vulnerability by as much as 12%. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720692611479" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about fire damages</a>.

Fire-VulnerabilityBuilding

Combustible exterior walls greatly increase the risk of a building igniting if wildfire reaches the building. Made from fire-resistant materials or treated with a fireproof siding can help reduce home vulnerability by as much as 25%. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720692611479">Learn more about fire damages</a>.

Fire-MaxFlameLength

The maximum estimated height, or length, of flames at this location based on all fire scenarios where fire reached the largest building on this property.

Fire-AverageFlameLength

The average estimated height, or length, of flames at this location based on all fire scenarios where fire reached the largest building on this property.

Fire-EmberCast

Wildfires produce large pieces of burning debris known as embers, which can be carried several miles from an active wildfire by wind and smoke. When flying embers land on a burnable material such as dried fuels or possibly even in a home, it causes fire to spread through a process known as spotting. Ember risk should be considered by owners of at-risk properties and precautionary measures should be taken to further reduce susceptibility.

Fire-PropertiesRiskCount30y

Properties with at any risk of being in a wildfire in 30 years.

Fire-PropertiesRiskCountThisYear

Properties with any risk of being in a wildfire this year.

Fire-AdaptationProtected

The number of properties in Elk Grove that are within 20 miles of local wildfire risk reduction measures, known as prescribed burns.

Fire-LocalityCommercial

The number of businesses and other properties in Elk Grove that have some wildfire risk. Overall commercial risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Fire-LocalityResidential

The number of homes in Elk Grove that have some wildfire risk. Overall residential risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Fire-LocalitySocial

The number of schools, houses of worship, museums, and government and/or historic buildings in Elk Grove that have some wildfire risk. Overall social risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Fire-LocalityInfrastructure

The number of infrastructure facilities that are at risk from wildfire in Elk Grove. This includes: hospitals, police stations, fire stations, airports, seaports, power stations, cell towers, EMS, microwave service towers, electric substations, natural gas processing plants, wastewater station plants, superfund / hazardous waste sites, and wastewater treatment facilities. Overall critical infrastructure risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risk.</a>

Flood-LocalityInfrastructure

The number of infrastructure facilities that are at risk of flooding in Elk Grove. This includes: hospitals, police stations, fire stations, airports, seaports, power stations, wastewater station plants, superfund / hazardous waste sites, and wastewater treatment facilities. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408457052055-How-are-Community-Risks-levels-determined-">Learn more.</a>

Flood-LocalitySocial

The number of schools, houses of worship, museums, and government and/or historic buildings in Elk Grove that have some flood risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408457052055-How-are-Community-Risks-levels-determined-">Learn more.</a>

Flood-LocalityCommercial

The number of businesses and other commercial properties in Elk Grove that have some flood risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408457052055-How-are-Community-Risks-levels-determined-">Learn more.</a>

Flood-LocalityResidential

The number of homes in Elk Grove that have some flood risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408457052055-How-are-Community-Risks-levels-determined-">Learn more.</a>

Flood-LocalityRoads

The miles of roads within Elk Grove that are at risk of becoming impassable due to flooding. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408457052055-How-are-Community-Risks-levels-determined-">Learn more.</a>

Fire-CommunityInfrastructure

The number of infrastructure facilities that are at risk of wildfire in . This includes: hospitals, police stations, fire stations, airports, seaports, power stations, cell towers, EMS, microwave service towers, electric substations, natural gas processing plants, wastewater station plants, superfund / hazardous waste sites, and wastewater treatment facilities. Overall critical infrastructure risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Fire-CommunitySocial

The number of schools, houses of worship, museums, and government and/or historic buildings in that have some wildfire risk. Overall social risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Flood-FEMAZone

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) flood maps are primarily used to determine flood insurance requirements and do not determine a property&#8217;s Flood Factor. It is estimated that this property is in FEMA Zone . <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360048256493-Understand-the-differences-between-FEMA-flood-zones">Learn more about zone differences. </a>

Flood-SliderExplained

Homes with severe flood risk or with 30 year flood risk that is the same as current flood risk may not see any change on the flood projections map.

General-LocationType

Elk Grove
 is a city in California.

Flood-LocalityCommunityResidential

The number of homes in the community that have some flood risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408457052055-How-are-Community-Risks-levels-determined-">Learn more.</a>

Fire-CommunityCommercial

The number of businesses and other properties in that have some wildfire risk. Overall commercial risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Fire-CommunityResidential

The number of homes in that have some wildfire risk. Overall residential risk is based on the level of risk to these properties, not the proportion of these properties at risk. <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/5720773111063" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Learn more about community risks.</a>

Flood-HistoricLocalityCount

The recreated flood model of UNKNOWN indicates that flood water reached approximately UNKNOWN properties in Elk Grove.

FloodFactorMatrix

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A property’s <a href="https://help.riskfactor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360047585694-About-Flood-Factor-scores">Flood Factor</a> is based on its 30-year flood likelihood and the potential depth of that flood.

Flood-BuildingsImpacted

The total number of buildings in Elk Grove affected in a recreated model of this flood.

Flood-HistoricCityCount

The total number of properties that had flooding at the building footprint or at the center of an empty lot based on a recreated flood model of UNKNOWN.

Flood-HistoricLocality

The total number of properties in that have experienced water to the building or center of an empty lot based on the recreated flood.

Flood-HistoricFloodDepth

The amount of water that reached this building or center of the empty lot at this location according to the recreated model of this flood event.

Flood-HomeValue

Structural repair costs are based on this home&#8217;s location and estimated value. They do not include damages to content within the home.