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Hazards are specific sources of the risk you face from a particular [Peril]. For instance, a “flooding” Peril might have a riverine inundation, pluvial indundation, urban, and other sources or types of flooding.
The specific manifestation of the Peril in a given context, such as “coastal flooding caused by storm surge” or “flash flooding caused by heavy rainfall.”
Adds details like cause, location, or conditions.
(If projected): Probability and magnitude of the peril (e.g., likelihood of a 1-in-200-year flood).
(If Realized): Historical hazard data for calibration of projections (e.g., hydrological records, fire patterns).