2021 hurricanes Ida and Beryl's rapid intensification disrupted evacuation plans for coastal residents, challenging emergency managers.

Rapidly intensifying hurricanes disrupt evacuation plans for coastal residents, posing challenges for emergency managers due to limited time to organize evacuations. In 2021, Hurricanes Ida and Beryl's rapid development led to difficulties in organizing evacuations. Although hurricane prediction models have improved, forecasting when a storm will intensify remains a challenge. Coastal residents are advised to follow evacuation orders, and efforts are being made to mitigate risks, such as introducing solar and battery storage units in community buildings.