The Town Files

McComb, Ohio

Village in Hancock County · population 1,558 (2020 Census)

Map: where McComb is in OhioMcComb
Median home
$146,800
Household income
$64,112
Jan low / Jul high
18° / 84°
Snow a year
23 in
Tornadoes ≤10 mi since 1950
13
Median age
46.6

McComb is a village of 1,558 people in Hancock County, Ohio. The median home is worth $146,800, below the typical Ohio town ($171,100). It ranks better for families than 96% of Ohio towns, easier by car than 92% of Ohio towns, quieter than 88% of Ohio towns.

How McComb ranks

Percentile among Ohio towns with at least 500 people on The Town Files lifestyle rankings. 50 is typical for the state; 90 means better than 90% of Ohio towns.

McComb lifestyle rankings vs other Ohio townsRetirement46th pctFamilies96th pctQuiet88th pctWalkability19th pctFirst-time buyersbottomYoung professionals25th pctVibrancy9th pctHip & trendy6th pctCollege town29th pctUpscale67th pctVacation homesbottomSeaside characterbottomCyclingbottomTransitbottomDriving92nd pcttypical
The Town Files lifestyle rankings, built from federal demographic, school, crime and housing data (2025).

Homes and cost of living

The median home in McComb is worth $146,800, below the typical Ohio town ($171,100). Homes cost about 2.3 times the median household income of $64,112, which is more affordable than 74% of Ohio towns. Median rent is $829 a month. 77.0% of households own their home.

McComb vs Hancock County vs typical Ohio townMcCombHancock CountyTypical Ohio townHome value$146,800$204,700$171,100Household income$64,112$73,141$67,019Monthly rent$829$979$914
Census ACS 5-year estimates, 2020–2024. "Typical town" = median of Ohio towns with 500+ people.
HousingMcCombTypical Ohio town
Median home value$146,800$171,100
Median rent$829$914
Median household income$64,112$67,019
Home value ÷ income2.3×2.6×
Homeownership77.0%71.7%
Median year built19661965
Seasonal / vacation homes0.3%—

Who lives in McComb

PeopleMcCombTypical Ohio town
Median age46.640.6
Age 65 and over18.9%19.1%
Under 1824.1%—
Bachelor's degree or higher15.5%21.3%
Below the poverty line9.8%10.3%
Veterans7.5%—
Born outside the U.S.1.3%—
Work from home2.5%8.6%
Average commute19.2 min23.3 min
Homes with broadband93.7%90.9%

Weather in McComb

July highs average 84.4°F and January lows 18.4°F. About 36.0 inches of rain and melted snow fall a year, with 23.0 inches of snow (typical Ohio town: 23.8 in). Expect about 19 days a year at 90°F or hotter and 140 nights at or below freezing.

McComb monthly temperatures and precipitation10°20°30°40°50°60°70°80°90°32° freezing33°18°Jan36°21°Feb47°29°Mar60°39°Apr72°51°May81°60°Jun84°63°Jul82°61°Aug77°53°Sep64°43°Oct50°33°Nov38°25°DecPrecipitation (in) · snow (in) in blue2.47.81.94.52.43.83.40.94.03.34.13.82.92.92.61.02.45.0
NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals: average daily high and low by month; precipitation and snowfall in inches. Temperatures from the Hoytville 2 Ne station (7.7 mi away).

Tornadoes, storms and disasters

13 tornadoes have passed within 10 miles of McComb since 1950, compared with 16 for the typical Ohio town. 5 rated (E)F2 or stronger. The strongest, an F4, struck on June 8, 1953 about 9.6 miles from the town center and killed 5. Tornadoes within 10 miles have caused 5 deaths and 7 injuries since 1950. The most recent was on May 7, 2024.

Tornadoes within 10 miles of McComb by decade21950s31960s21970s11980s01990s22000s12010s22020s
NOAA Storm Events Database, tornado tracks (start to end point) passing within 10 miles of the town center, 1950–2026.

Hail of 1 inch or larger has been reported within 10 miles 28 times; the largest was 2.75 inches on May 25, 2011.

Severe weather in Hancock County since 1996

Storm events in Hancock County since 1996 by typeHail86Flood30Drought5Tornado5High Wind38Heavy Snow6Flash Flood22Strong Wind6
NOAA Storm Events Database, Hancock County, 1996–2026 (all event types recorded since 1996).

Hancock County has been included in 14 federal disaster or emergency declarations since 1953, most often for tornado, hurricane, snowstorm.

DeclaredIncidentDeclaration
May 2, 2024TornadoDR-4777: Tornadoes
March 31, 2020BiologicalDR-4507: Covid-19 Pandemic
March 13, 2020BiologicalEM-3457: Covid-19
August 20, 2012Severe StormDR-4077: Severe Storms And Straight-Line Winds
June 30, 2012Severe StormEM-3346: Severe Storms

Jobs and pay in Hancock County

Hancock County had 44,126 jobs in 2024, paying an average of $65,463 a year. Unemployment was 2.9% in 2023; in McComb itself the ACS puts it at 2.7%.

Largest industries in Hancock CountyManufacturing10,707 jobs · $64,950Health care & social assistan…5,562 jobs · $59,254Transportation & warehousing4,123 jobs · $80,564Hotels & restaurants3,994 jobs · $21,965Retail3,976 jobs · $34,399Company management1,934 jobs · $260,473
BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2024, private-sector jobs and average annual pay.
Unemployment rate in Hancock County, 2000–20230%2%4%6%8%10%12%2000200420082012201620202023Hancock 2.9%
Annual average unemployment rate (BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics via USDA ERS).

Public schools in McComb

3 public schools with 598 students, about 13.3 students per teacher.

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacher
McComb Local Elementary SchoolK-630912.9
McComb Local Jr/Sr High School7-1228413.5
McComb Local School Panther Academy11-125—

Towns near McComb

McComb questions

Is McComb, Ohio a good place to retire?

On The Town Files lifestyle rankings, McComb scores better for retirees than 46% of Ohio towns and quieter than 88%. 18.9% of residents are 65 or older (median age 46.6).

How much does a house cost in McComb?

The median owner-occupied home in McComb is valued at $146,800 (Census ACS 2020–2024), against a median household income of $64,112, so homes cost about 2.3 times income. Median rent is $829 a month.

What is the weather like in McComb?

July highs average 84.4°F and January lows 18.4°F (NOAA 1991–2020 normals). It gets about 36.0 inches of precipitation a year and 23.0 inches of snow.

Does McComb get tornadoes?

13 tornadoes have passed within 10 miles of McComb since 1950 (NOAA Storm Events); the strongest was a F4 on June 8, 1953. The typical Ohio town has had 16.

How this page is made. Every number comes from public data, matched to McComb's Census boundary (GEOID 3945808). Comparisons use the median of Ohio towns with at least 500 people. Weather comes from the nearest NOAA normals station; storm counts use NOAA tornado tracks within 10 miles of the town center. Data snapshot 2026-11-13.