Schall Circle, Florida, has a moderate to high vulnerability to hurricane threats, primarily due to its proximity to the coast. Hurricanes pose a series of risks such as high-speed winds, heavy rainfall, and serious storm surges. Such conditions may cause substantial damage to the built environment, massive flooding particularly in low-lying areas and destruction of infrastructural elements like power lines and roads. Despite being slightly inland, its close proximity to the coast (less than six miles west of West Palm Beach) potentially exposes it to hurricane and storm surge flooding, particularly in years with above-normal hurricane activity. As for past events, several major hurricanes have affected the region in the recent past. Particularly, Hurricane Andrew in 1992 caused severe damage in Florida, and more recently, Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne in 2004 and Wilma in 2005 impacted the area with strong winds and flooding. Since Schall Circle lies within Palm Beach County, where there is a relatively high flood risk, special attention should be given to water drainage and flood defense infrastructures. As such, residents, business owners, and local authorities should make sound preparations for potential hurricanes, including securing property, creating emergency response plans, and staying updated on hurricane developments during the hurricane season.