Climate in Warren

Warren's climate carries real, substantial coastal hurricane and flooding exposure this record discloses directly, given its position squarely on Narragansett Bay.

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Rhode Island's real, substantial hurricane history applies directly

Warren's direct Narragansett Bay position places it squarely within the real, well-documented 1938 New England hurricane's 12-15-foot storm surge zone, alongside Hurricane Carol (1954) and Hurricane Bob (1991) (base record).

Real, ongoing coastal-flooding exposure

Warren's direct shoreline position carries real, ongoing coastal-flooding and erosion exposure consistent with Rhode Island's statewide Narragansett Bay disclosure (base record).

No inland moderation, unlike this batch's other RI markets

Unlike this same batch's more interior North Smithfield and Burrillville records, Warren's coastal position means Rhode Island's statewide hurricane risk applies without inland moderation (base record).

Real, recurring winter-storm risk

Nor'easters and coastal winter-storm systems are a real, recurring feature of Rhode Island's statewide climate, applying directly in Warren (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.