Country Walk, Florida, situated in Miami-Dade County and approximately 25 miles from the coast, is highly susceptible to direct and indirect impacts of hurricanes. Given its latitude and lack of significant elevation, it is highly likely to experience storm surge, extreme wind speeds, and heavy rainfall capable of leading to substantial inland flooding. Despite its slight distance from the coast, Country Walk, due to its location within a low-lying, flat terrain, remains susceptible to flood damage resulting from hurricanes. Municipal infrastructure, residential properties, and local agriculture constitute high-risk targets during these periods of intense weather. Looking into the past 30 years, the town was severely impacted by Hurricane Andrew in 1992, one of the most devastating hurricanes in Florida’s history. Hurricane Andrew's effects were catastrophic for Country Walk, resulting in major property damage due to the hurricane's extreme winds, with many homes being completely demolished. In more recent years, 2005's Hurricane Katrina brought heavy rainfall leading to flooding, and later that same year, Hurricane Wilma, though less catastrophic, still caused significant damage to properties in the area. Given this history, residents should always remain prepared for potential hurricane threats, keeping in mind the possibilities of wind damage, storm surges, and flooding.