http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_natural_disasters_in_the_United_States
Year	Type	Fatalities	Damage (US$)	Article	Location	Comments
2012	Hurricane	147	$75 billion	Hurricane Sandy	Eastern United States	
2011	Tornado	160	$69,000	– $3,000,000,000
(2011)	2011 Joplin tornado	Joplin, Missouri	part of the May 21-26, 2011 tornado outbreak sequence
2011	Tornado	346	~$11,000,000,000
(2011)	April 25–28, 2011 tornado outbreak	Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas and Virginia	336 tornadoes
2011	Flood	20	$2 to 4 billion[1][2]	2011 Mississippi River floods	Mississippi River Valley	
2010	Flood	20		June 2010 Arkansas floods	Albert Pike Recreational Area (near Langley, Arkansas)	
2009	Tsunami	31		2009 Samoa earthquake	American Samoa and nearby islands	189 total deaths, with 31 in American Samoa.
2008	Tornado	59		2008 Super Tuesday tornado outbreak	Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama, and Illinois	
2007	Fire	14		California wildfires of October 2007	California	Large fires burnt out of control across southern California, fueled by unusually strong Santa Ana Winds; worst around San Diego; caused evacuation of over one million people. Most fires accidental; some suspected arson.
2005	Cyclone	1,836	$84,000,000,000
(2006)	Hurricane Katrina	Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama	
2005	Cyclone	120	$10,000,000,000
(2005)	Hurricane Rita	Louisiana	
2005	Tornado	25	$92,000,000	Evansville Tornado of November 2005	Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio	7 tornadoes
2004	Cyclone	124	$19,000,000,000
(2005)	Hurricane Ivan	Texas, Florida, East Coast	
2004	Cyclone	49	$9,000,000,000	Hurricane Frances	Florida	
2004	Cyclone	10	$15,000,000,000	Hurricane Charley	Florida