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26.65°N -80.08°W
Lake Clarke Shores, Florida
Palm Beach Co.
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- 02Pre-pick a destinationFriend, family, hotel, or pet-friendly Red Cross shelter inland. Avoid deciding last-minute.
- 03Build a 3-day go-kitWater, meds, documents, chargers, cash. Keep it by your bedroom door.
- 04Verify on the official mapBoundaries can change between seasons. The state map is always the final word.
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About Lake Clarke Shores.
Lake Clarke Shores in Florida is situated in close proximity to the Atlantic coast, rendering it vulnerable to potential hurricane threats. One significant risk factor is storm surge, which combined with heavy rainfall, can lead to destructive flooding in the area. As the town is relatively close to sea level, with a mean elevation of approximately 16 feet, inundation risk from storm surges and heavy rainfall is considerably high. The region's interconnected system of rivers and lakes can also contribute to increased water levels during a hurricane.
Historically, Lake Clarke Shores has experienced the impacts of several major hurricanes and tropical storms. In 2004, hurricanes Frances and Jeanne brought intense wind and substantial rain to the area, causing considerable damage. The most notable event of the last 30 years was Hurricane Irma in 2017. This storm was classified as a Category 4 hurricane and it led to significant flooding in Lake Clarke Shores. Given the historical flood risk, residents should be well-prepared for evacuation and recovery processes in future storm events. A thorough understanding of flood insurance, hurricane shutter installation, and stocked emergency supplies are recommended precautions for the community.
Lake Clarke Shores in Florida is situated in close proximity to the Atlantic coast, rendering it vulnerable to potential hurricane threats. One significant risk factor is storm surge, which combined with heavy rainfall, can lead to destructive flooding in the area. As the town is relatively close to sea level, with a mean elevation of approximately 16 feet, inundation risk from storm surges and heavy rainfall is considerably high. The region's interconnected system of rivers and lakes can also contribute to increased water levels during a hurricane. Historically, Lake Clarke Shores has experienced the impacts of several major hurricanes and tropical storms. In 2004, hurricanes Frances and Jeanne brought intense wind and substantial rain to the area, causing considerable damage. The most notable event of the last 30 years was Hurricane Irma in 2017. This storm was classified as a Category 4 hurricane and it led to significant flooding in Lake Clarke Shores. Given the historical flood risk, residents should be well-prepared for evacuation and recovery processes in future storm events. A thorough understanding of flood insurance, hurricane shutter installation, and stocked emergency supplies are recommended precautions for the community.
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