The rising sea levels and intensifying storms pose significant risks to Florida's coastal communities, including tidal flooding, storm surges, and saltwater intrusion. Vulnerable populations, such as low-income residents and seniors, face heightened challenges due to limited access to climate-resilient infrastructure. The economic impact is substantial, with property damage and insurance costs escalating. Additionally, the environmental risks include habitat loss and water quality degradation. However, Florida's innovative approaches, such as living seawalls and elevated housing, aim to reduce these risks while promoting sustainability. These solutions could serve as blueprints for other coastal cities facing similar threats.