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Flood After Fire Risks

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Floods are the number one natural disaster in the United States. People need to know they can take steps to reduce the financial impact of flooding before disaster strikes. One important step is to understand your risk. Wildfires dramatically change landscape and ground conditions, which can lead to increased risk of flooding due to heavy rains, flash flooding and mudflows.
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Icon for file of type application/pdfLas Avalanchas de lodo y el NFIP (Spanish)

Lea sobre la cobertura de avalanchas de lodo bajo el Programa del Seguro Nacional de Inundación.

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Icon for file of type application/pdfUnderstanding Mudflow and the NFIP

Read about mudflow coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program.

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Icon for file of type application/pdfInfographic: Flood After Fire

An infographic explaining how wildfires can dramatically alter the terrain and increase the risk of floods.

6.80MDecember 5, 2017
Icon for file of type application/pdfFlood After Fire Risks
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Icon for file of type application/pdfFlood After Fire Agent & Stakeholder Toolkit
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Spanish translation of the infographic: Flood After Fire

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Icon for file of type application/pdfEl aumento en el riesgo de inundación después un incendio (Spanish)

Spanish Translation of the "Flood After Fire: The Increased Risk" Fact Sheet

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Last Updated:
July 25, 2018