This data relates to the concept of climate vulnerability, which refers to the predisposition to be affected by a threat and the ability to cope with its consequences. This undeniably affects the entire population due to the disruptions it causes. Socio-spatial vulnerability, a process where the characteristics of the territory and the socioeconomic and cultural characteristics of the population that inhabits it interact, increases the risks arising from these climate threats due to the limited capacity of the most socially vulnerable population to respond to these risks.