Natural hazards vary by location and can change over time. The following provides a summary of potential impacts to this area, ZIP Code 29536, over the next 30 years.
Flood - Lower Risk - About 22% of buildings in this area have flood risk over the next 30 years.
Fire - Lower Risk - About 9 days in 2050 will have significant risk for fire spread, compared to 5 around 1990. Over 90% of buildings in this area have significant chance of wildfire.
Heat - Higher Risk - Around 1990, about 7 days per year reached above 97°F in this area. In 2050, about 37 days per year are projected to reach above 97°F.
Precipitation - Higher Risk - Around 1990, total annual rainfall was about 46", and about 40% of rain fell in downpours with over 1.0" in 2 days in this area. The projection for 2050 is about 48" of rain per year, with about 43% during these downpours.
Drought - Lower Risk - The percentage of available water supply used by humans determines water stress. In this area, the water stress around 2015 was about 2.2%. The projected water stress in 2050 is about 2.4%.
Climate risk data is provided for informational purposes only. REMAX does not endorse nor guarantee this information. REMAX and its agents are not providing advice regarding climate risks. Consumers should independently investigate any property's climate risks as they deem appropriate.
People who prefer a calm environment will enjoy Dillon. Dillon is quiet overall, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor - although that is not the case close to I-95, the airport (Dillon County) or the railway line.
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