Climate Risk & Stress Score for Houston, TX

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About Houston's Climate Risk

Hot, humid subtropical climate with high hurricane and flooding exposure. Urban sprawl amplifies heat retention. ClimateIntel scores four independent stress dimensions for Houston, TX — heat, water, ecological, and urban — using live MODIS satellite temperature and vegetation data, TerraClimate precipitation and vapor pressure deficit, USGS NLCD landcover, and gridded population density.

How the Scores Work

Each of the four dimensions is scored on a 0–1 scale by its own XGBoost regressor trained on 5,707 CONUS-wide satellite samples. A Gemini AI layer then reads the raw satellite readings for Houston and generates weighted, location-specific policy recommendations. All analysis is free, no signup required.

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