North River Shores, Florida is a coastal town located in Martin County that has a heightened threat of hurricane impacts due its proximity to the Atlantic coast. The town's relative flatness, with an average elevation of approximately three feet, amplifies the risks of both storm surge and inland flooding. Historically, North River Shores has experienced its share of flood risks during storm events, as it is bordered by the Saint Lucie River which can rise rapidly during heavy rainfall. Apart from flood risks, this area is susceptible to intense wind damage and power outages due to hurricanes and tropical storms. Over the past 30 years, North River Shores has experienced several serious hurricanes and storms. Notably, Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the devastating Category 5 which touched down in Florida, albeit the most direct hit was considerably further south. However, it brought heavy rains and tropical-storm-force winds to the area. More recently, Hurricane Jeanne and Frances in 2004, two category 2 hurricanes, impacted Martin County with high winds and substantial rainfall, leading to considerable damages and power outages. Hurricanes of such magnitude not only disrupt daily life but also have severe long-term impacts on the local economy and infrastructure. Thus, it is critical for the residents of North River Shores to take all hurricane warnings seriously and ensure they are well prepared for such events.