These weights were subsequently integrated into a flood risk assessment computation which resulted in a flood risk map. The study will guide local government units in developing flood management plans able to reduce flood risk and vulnerability. [PERSON] et al. [4] carried out a comparative study of the effects of earthquakes in different countries based on target displacement in mid-rise regular RC structures. Five different earthquakes from six countries with a high seismic risk were selected. The measured PGA for each earthquake was compared with the suggested PGA for the respective region. Target displacements specified in the Eurocode-8 were obtained for both the suggested and measured PGA values. It was concluded that both the seismic risk and target displacements were adequately represented for some earthquakes, while not adequately represented for others. [PERSON] et al. [5] established a method of hazard assessment for the river terraces along the Chenyulan River in Nantou County, Taiwanand. Using GIS, the authors extracted nine parameters and identified the weightings by AHP analysis. Hazard assessment for the river terraces then proceeded via totaling the potential trends of the considered factors and the protected objects, as well as through comparing the historical disaster conditions and satellite images. The results showed different distributions of the relevant risks. Thus, the assessment can be used in reducing the disaster's impact induced by the risks inherent in the riverine terrace settlements. [PERSON] et al. [6] developed the database of Adriatic tsunamis and meteotsunamis along the Adriatic coasts, providing an overview of the events and a detailed description of the effects observed at each affected location, and defining a picture of the geographical distribution of the effects for each tsunami and meteotsunami. The database contains 57 observations of tsunami effects related to 27 tsunamis along the Italian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Albanian coasts and 102 observations of meteotsunami effects related to 33 meteotsunamis. The database can be accessed through a GIS WebApp, which allows the user to visualize the georeferenced information on a map. [PERSON] et al. [7] proposes a methodology for the multi-hazard risk assessment of the urban area of Kastel Kambelovac, located on the Croatian coast of the Adriatic Sea. The procedure, based on spatial multi-criteria decision making and the PROMETHEE method, was used to assess the multi-hazard risks caused by seismic, flood due to sea level rises, and extreme sea waves impact. The multi-hazard risk is assessed for different scenarios and different levels was based on an exposure and vulnerability for each of the natural hazards and the influence of additional criteria to the overall risk in homogenous zones. [PERSON] et al. [8] developed a methodology for the seismic risk assessment of urban areas based on a hybrid empirical-analytical procedure that combines seismic vulnerability indices with critical peak ground accelerations computed through a non-linear pushover analysis. The procedure's outcomes are the computation of a relationship linking vulnerability indices to the peak ground acceleration for a series of limit states. The methodology was used to estimate the damage index and the index of seismic risk for the selected return periods for masonry buildings in the Croatian settlement Kastel Kambelovac. [PERSON] et al. [9] present a unique procedure for the real-time assessment of the sea water elevation at the Kastela Bay in Croatia to ensure a priori warning in the case of expected coastal flooding along the site area caused by barometric pressure, wind-generated waves, and tidal-induced oscillations. The procedure relies on relevant datasets which are site-specific and locally observed. The given information is visualized in a form of mobile application that implements the algorithm and allows end users to set the notifications based on the given ruleset. Tornadoes are associated with damages, injuries, and even fatalities in Europe.