Floodplain
Floodplain
You’ve probably heard the term 100 year floodplain. What does that mean? Aside from being saddled with the added cost of flood insurance it means there is a 1% chance in any given year that area will flood. Many people think this means you’ll only have a flood once in every 100 year period. This is incorrect. It is possible, although not probable, you could have several consecutive years of flooding or multiple floods in that 100 year period.
Each year you only have a 1% chance of it happening but it certainly is possible to have multiple flood events in any given 100 year floodplain. Learn more about Dayton, Ohio's floodplain and how it can affect your home today.
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