Which U.S. City is more likely to have a DISASTER?

[Ghengis]

seems to me that Muncie, Indiana is overdue for something bad to happen, I sure wouldn't want to move there

(from wiki)

[ATUMRE75]

Originally Posted by RadicalAtheist

As a property claims adjuster at the time working in Houston / Galveston during Ike, despite its anticipated force being significantly reduced prior to landfall, I saw quite a bit of damage and terribly sad stories

IMO hurricanes (and water related events) are more of a threat than earthquakes, in the US.

I can agree with this, but one you can prepare for and the other is unexpected. When a large magnitude quake hits along with after shocks you're pretty much caught 100% off guard, and that is what makes quakes the scariest natural disasters IMHO.

[green_mariner]

One thing to consider. Every major city has the potential to have the man-made disaster of riots. That can happen, as has taken place before.