Recently, we saw Hurricane Ian sweep through Florida, out into the Atlantic, and make landfall again in the Carolinas. It was recorded as the deadliest hurricane to hit Florida since the 1935 Labor Day hurricane.
With over 100 casualties, thousands are still without power, and many are without their homes. Hurricanes like Hurricane Ian can destroy bridges, roads, power lines, and homes. But what you don't often hear about are the devastating costs that are left behind when the storm clears.
