Sewall's Point, Florida is significantly vulnerable to hurricanes due to its direct coastal exposure, thereby exacerbating the impacts from such weather phenomena. The low-lying elevation of this town makes it particularly susceptible to storm surge and flooding, especially during high-tide periods. Extreme wind speeds can cause extensive damage to structures and vegetation. Historically, flooding has posed a significant threat to Sewall's Point due to heavy rainfalls from the hurricanes and the topography of the area that aggravates the flood situation. Furthermore, the location's proximity to rivers can also result in riverine flooding post-hurricane. Over the past 30 years, several major hurricanes have impactfully affected Sewall's Point. Notably, the town was hardest hit by Hurricane Jeanne and Frances in 2004, which triggered extensive power outages, flooding, and structural damage. Residents faced colossal relief and recovery challenges, underscoring the town’s vulnerability to significant hurricane impacts and the need for robust disaster preparedness and mitigation strategies. Similarly, Hurricane Irma in 2017 caused substantial damage to the public and private properties in Sewall's Point. The repeated experiences of these storms should urge the local government and citizens to have ongoing readiness in dealing with potential hurricanes, given the town's geographical and climatological susceptibility.