State Risk Profile
New Hampshire NH
New Hampshire remains relatively moderate but still faces river flooding, coastal exposure, and more heat than past housing norms assumed.
Statewide Profile
- Population
- 1.4M
- Insurance Market
- Low Pressure
- Cities Profiled
- 0
- Last Reviewed
- 2026-06-06
Risk Summary
New Hampshire's main hazards are inland and coastal flooding, with heat becoming more relevant in older housing stock.
Flooding is concentrated along rivers and the short coastline, while heat is a growing statewide trend.
Insurance Market
Insurance is generally stable, though waterfront and flood-prone properties see higher pricing and maintenance pressure.
- Comparatively moderate risk can still hide expensive local flood issues.
- Older homes may need heat adaptation upgrades.
Notable Events
Significant state-level events
Northeast flooding
Heavy rain affected roads, rivers, and low-lying areas across New Hampshire.
New England heat events
Extreme heat challenged homes built for colder climate assumptions.
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