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. 2021 Oct 22;137(6):1118–1125. doi: 10.1177/00333549211047235

Table 2.

Age-adjusted natural disaster and extreme weather mortality rate ratios, by race, ethnicity, and state, United States, 1999-2018 a

State Non-Hispanic Black b Hispanic b Non-Hispanic Asian b Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native b
All states 1.87 0.79 0.29 7.34
Alabama 1.26 c c c
Alaska c c c 6.87
Arizona 1.99 1.18 c 9.26
Arkansas 1.85 c c c
California 1.31 0.65 0.19 2.19
Colorado c 1.21 c c
Connecticut c c c c
Delaware 3.59 c c c
Florida 1.53 0.94 c c
Georgia 2.41 0.93 c c
Hawaii c c c c
Idaho c c c c
Illinois 2.15 0.79 c c
Indiana 1.90 c c c
Iowa c c c c
Kansas 1.53 c c c
Kentucky 1.06 c c c
Louisiana 2.86 1.51 c c
Maine c c c c
Maryland 2.06 0.91 c c
Massachusetts 2.22 c c c
Michigan 2.11 1.06 c c
Minnesota 3.08 c c 8.67
Mississippi 1.39 c c c
Missouri 2.29 c c c
Montana c c c 5.02
Nebraska c c c c
Nevada 1.82 0.81 c c
New Hampshire c c c c
New Jersey 2.21 0.83 c c
New Mexico c 0.98 c 13.42
New York 1.72 0.76 c c
North Carolina 2.25 1.04 c c
North Dakota c c c 6.37
Ohio 1.93 1.41 c c
Oklahoma 1.78 1.22 c 1.46
Oregon c 0.82 c c
Pennsylvania 2.00 0.90 c c
Rhode Island c c c c
South Carolina 2.28 c c c
South Dakota c c c 13.29
Tennessee 1.64 1.28 c c
Texas 1.64 0.87 0.38 c
Utah c c c c
Vermont c c c c
Virginia 2.35 0.71 c c
Washington c 0.60 c 2.50
West Virginia c c c c
Wisconsin 1.55 c c c
Wyoming c c c c

aData source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 43

bThe reference group is non-Hispanic White.

cRate ratios could not be calculated because underlying mortality counts and rates were suppressed or statistically unreliable.