Broadview Park in Florida is located fairly close to the coast. Its coastal proximity increases its vulnerability to hurricane impacts, including high-speed winds, storm surges, torrential rain, and flooding. Due to its proximity to Fort Lauderdale and the eastern coast, the residents have faced severe storm threats from Atlantic hurricanes. The area's relatively low elevation also makes it prone to flooding, particularly in a hurricane or tropical storm situation. When severe weather occurs, this flat landscape does not permit as much water runoff, so even a moderate amount of rain could lead to flooding, causing property damage and potential loss of life. Over the past 30 years, Broadview Park, like many parts of Florida, has faced significant hurricane impacts. Two notable examples include Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and Hurricane Irma in 2017. Andrew, a Category 5 storm, devastated South Florida, bringing ferocious winds, and Irma, a Category 4 hurricane, brought destructive winds and floodwaters. These hurricanes serve as sober reminders of the potential devastation hurricanes can bring to Broadview Park and other coastal communities in Florida. Therefore, having evacuation plans, flood insurance, impact-resistant doors and windows, and emergency supplies are strongly recommended for residents in this region.