The potential for hurricanes this season poses significant risks to coastal communities, particularly in Louisiana, where two storms are expected to make landfall. Impacts could include catastrophic winds, storm surges, power outages, and widespread damage to infrastructure. FEMA's reduced staffing levels and delayed response capabilities have raised concerns about slower delivery of critical resources and assistance. Local and state emergency management agencies, such as GOHSEP, will play a crucial role in initial responses, including evacuations and power restoration, while FEMA's support will focus on search and rescue, financial aid, and essential supplies.