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Flood history · New Caney, TX 77357

Flood insurance claims in New Caney, TX 77357

1,622 claims since 1979 and $81.5 million paid. Here's what the public record shows, and how to check a specific address.

1,622flood insurance claims since 1979
$81.5 millionpaid to policyholders
$55,345average paid claim
705claims in the last 10 years
37%of claims outside high-risk zones
#63of 1,592 Texas ZIP codes by claims

Claims by year

Every NFIP flood insurance claim reported in ZIP 77357 since 1978.

1979: 74 claims1981: 4 claims1982: 7 claims1983: 61 claims1985: 1 claims1986: 12 claims1987: 2 claims1988: 1 claims1989: 117 claims1990: 1 claims1991: 2 claims1992: 5 claims1993: 20 claims1994: 185 claims1995: 6 claims1996: 2 claims1997: 14 claims1998: 142 claims1999: 1 claims2000: 1 claims2001: 59 claims2002: 6 claims2003: 12 claims2004: 6 claims2005: 3 claims2006: 8 claims2007: 1 claims2008: 29 claims2009: 1 claims2014: 21 claims2015: 2 claims2016: 111 claims2017: 211 claims2019: 389 claims2020: 1 claims2021: 2 claims2022: 1 claims2023: 12 claims2024: 88 claims2025: 1 claims19801990200020102020

What the record says

About 37% of claims here were on properties rated outside high-risk zones (zones X, B or C). A lower-risk zone on the map is not a guarantee.

Losses are spread across many events; the largest, Unnamed flooding, accounts for 30% of claims.

Flooding here is recent: 705 claims (43%) were in the last 10 years.

The most commonly recorded cause is heavy rain or snowmelt collecting faster than it drains, which can happen far from any river or coast.

Harris County* takes part in FEMA's Community Rating System (class 7), which can lower flood insurance premiums by up to 15% in high-risk zones.

Biggest flood events

EventYearClaimsShare
Unnamed flooding199449230%
Tropical Storm Imelda201933120%
Hurricane Harvey201720713%
Texas Spring Flooding2024775%
Spring severe storms2016674%
Tropical Storm Allison2001664%

Flood zone at time of claim

High-risk zones (A, V)54% · 882
Moderate or minimal risk (X, B, C)33% · 529
Zone not recorded13% · 211

NFIP communities

Montgomery County*Participates in the NFIP
Woodbranch, City OfParticipates in the NFIP
Roman Forest, City OfParticipates in the NFIP
Harris County*CRS class 7 · up to 15% off

Federal disaster declarations in Montgomery County

Flood, hurricane and storm declarations since 2000.

Hurricane BerylHurricane · Major disaster · 2024-07-09
Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, And FloodingFlood · Major disaster · 2024-05-17
Tropical Storms Marco And LauraHurricane · Emergency · 2020-08-24
Tropical Storm ImeldaFlood · Major disaster · 2019-10-04
Hurricane HarveyHurricane · Major disaster · 2017-08-25
Severe Storms And FloodingFlood · Major disaster · 2016-06-11

16 flood, storm or hurricane declarations for Montgomery County since 2000.

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Sources: FEMA OpenFEMA NFIP Redacted Claims (v3) and Disaster Declarations Summaries, FEMA NFIP Community Status Book; place names from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Data as of 2026-10-09. Payments are net building + contents payments in dollars at the time paid, not adjusted for inflation. Claims are grouped by the ZIP code reported on the claim. This product uses the FEMA OpenFEMA API but is not endorsed by FEMA. Information only; not an official flood zone determination or insurance advice.

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