San Castle, Florida, due to its proximity to the Atlantic coast, remains vulnerable to potential hurricane threats. Its geographic position puts it directly in the path of Atlantic hurricane activity, especially during the hurricane season from June to November. One of the most significant considerations for San Castle is storm surge and flooding due to its relatively low elevation. Areas with lower elevation can face more significant challenges in dealing with flooding and storm surge, leading to potentially more extended periods of road closures, power outages and property damage. Looking back at the past 30 years, San Castle has been hit by several significant hurricanes and floods. Hurricane Andrew in 1992, for instance, caused substantial damage in the region. More recently, Hurricane Irma in 2017 led to considerable property damage and flooding in the area. It's also essential to never underestimate the potential rainfall during these storm events. They can often cause extensive flooding, especially in lower-lying areas. As such, the town needs to be fully prepared for possible extensive evacuation measures, complete with robust emergency response plans.