Late-season hurricanes, while less frequent and generally weaker, can still pose significant risks to Florida. For example, Hurricane Nicole in 2022 caused over $1 billion in damages across Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, and the southeastern United States. Historical records show that late-season hurricanes, such as Hurricane Kate in 1985 and the Yankee Hurricane in 1935, have caused notable impacts despite their reduced intensity at landfall. Residents in Florida should remain vigilant during November, as tropical cyclones can still develop and bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, and potential flooding.