Fort Myers, FL Building Back Half a Year After Hurricane Ian
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2023
- It's been six months since Hurricane Ian lashed Fort Myers Beach, Florida. Today, they're trying to rebuild and move forward after losing everything. FOX Weather correspondent Robert Ray was there during the storm and is back Tuesday to see how the community is rebuilding. #foxweather #weather #hurricaneian
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Excellent reporting. God bless everyone that was affected.🙏💗
That is what I admire about Florida, they don't set around and whine, they get busy cleaning up and getting back to their lives and work.
Good story and so true I’m in Venice been here 24 yrs gone thru many storms Ian was a storm that destroyed us but our communities come together and we help each other
Been going there for 15 yrs. My parents bought their retirement home in the area. Its devastating to know its gonna take 20yrs to recover, if it ever does.
Thank you for doing this update. That hurricane really affected me and I’m no where close to Florida but as an American, I felt it just like I did 9-11. Thank you for giving us hope and letting us see there can be a new beginning from bad situations. ❤
Sooo glad that slowly but surely, everyting is going back to normal, after such catastrophic hurricane, my best wishes and hopes for everyone... greetings from Mazatlan Mex.
Wow they really cleaned up very well the locals my guess helped with clean up and volunteers which deserves thanks
The power of God cannot be resisted. Its coming again. Judgement from God will not be denied! Job 37
My heart is still here, with all the people and beauty!🙏🏼❤️
Thank you for showing this, The main areas of FM are thriving again, the area going towards Sanibel and FMB are still massively devastated, however those boats have all been moved since December. I personally went down in October and I worked my ass off to help where I could. So very sad! But it’s getting much better. Please patronize this area as much as possible. I’d say that around November I was praying for kooky loo’s to go away and let us get work done. But now this area needs help by way of tourism more than ever.
Glad I visited Ft Myers & Sanibel for the first time just the year before. Had no idea it was going to be my last. If I were a local yes you keep going & supporting.
I live port Charlotte we still have missing signs here and messed up boats I’m so thankful to not have that storm surge
Six months already 🤔 time flies…
They will be lucky to be back to normal in 5 years. These recoveries do not happen overnight.
I called it as a cat 5 way before they even updated it, or before it made landfall. The gut never lies...
I love the dramatic way he walks over some seaweed
Excellent report! Thank you for this. It takes a while but good to see rebuilding taking place.
I’d like to give a very huge shout out to “@Cultivating Hope by Jimmy Finch” without them cooking everyday and their selfless sacrifice and all that supported them! They fed us while we worked!! Also thank you to all the Law Enforcement officers that came from far away and the local Law Enforcement for all their hard work in keeping the worst areas down to the wire safe! I remember the day that they opened Sanibel to the public again! I was there and I saw the aftermath first hands, down to my co workers that saw it from the very beginning and had to drive through the winds and braved the drive down directly into the storm to offer help the moment IAN turned its path and took aim at Fort Myers!!
Very good report, thanks a lot.
I live a little bit inland in the Cape. But where he was on FMB is painful to watch even though I've been there in person. Most of those hollowed out buildings were once great surf shops, bars, and places I frequented since I was a young guy. Everything is gone on FMB. Everything.