Natural hazards vary by location and can change over time. The following provides a summary of potential impacts to this area, Postal Code B1X 1L2, over the next 30 years.
Flood - Lower Risk - Under 10% of buildings in this area have flood risk over the next 30 years.
Fire - Lower Risk - No significant fire risk projected for this area.
Heat - Lower Risk - Around 1990, about 7 days per year reached above 27°C in this area. In 2050, about 25 days per year are projected to reach above 27°C.
Precipitation - Higher Risk - Around 1990, total annual rainfall was about 1455mm, and about 32% of rain fell in downpours with over 28mm in 2 days in this area. The projection for 2050 is about 1559mm of rain per year, with about 37% during these downpours.
Drought - Lower Risk - This location will likely have fewer dry months around 2050 than around 1990. The typical drought conditions will be less extreme around 2050.
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.
The character of Victoria Subdivision B is exemplified by its slower-paced atmosphere. There are about 20 parks nearby for residents to unwind in, including Mary Harper Nature Reserve and Kluscap Wilderness Area, making it easy to reach them from the majority of locations in this part of the Cape Breton metropolitan area. Most areas in this subdivision of a county municipality are very quiet, as noise from the streets and other parts of the city is rarely an issue near Highway 105 or the railway line.
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