Ian came! He sat on Florida and then he spit out an ocean full of water while passing 155 mph winds everywhere.

Look at that! Blowing wind!

*RARE* first person view of storm surge. This camera is 6 feet off the ground on Estero Blvd in Fort Myers Beach, FL. Not sure how much longer it keeps working. You’ll see it live only on ⁦@weatherchannel⁩ #Ian pic.twitter.com/WwHtvgVxjY

— Mike Bettes (@mikebettes) September 28, 2022

Overflowing the roads with water! Just a mess! And then look at that there, sharks!

🚨#BREAKING: Sharks are Reportedly swimming in the city streets.

📌#FortMyers | #FL

Watch as sharks are reportedly swimming in the city streets of Fort Myers From hurricane Ian as the storm surge is so powerful that all sorts of sea life including Sharks are being washed up pic.twitter.com/pdGVbrDt7W

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) September 28, 2022

Who does that?! When have sharks ever made a debut?!...Well, I suppose sharks are normal considering the fact that Hurricane Ida had alligators swimming in the suburbs in Louisiana.



These hurricanes, man, I tell yeah. It’s for that reason it’s not a surprise that Ian carried on the way he did.

He’s a storm. Like all storms, Ian tore up stuff. He tore up houses.

#BREAKING: Several houses destroyed as storm surge wrecks #FortMyersBeach, #Florida, after #HurricaneIan makes landfall pic.twitter.com/zHoj2nwR3C

— Leonardo Feldman (@LeoFeldmanNEWS) September 28, 2022

He set fires.

Power lines in #Naples#FortMyers #HurricaneIan #Florida #Tornado #FortLauderdale #CapeCoral#KeyWest #DelrayBeach #Cuba#Orlando #FortLauderdale #Ian #Cat3 #Cat4 #Hurricane #hurricanFiona #TropicalStorm #Tampa pic.twitter.com/ztYyu5ZUTk

— Breaking News Worldwide (@FelizKarenP1) September 28, 2022

He left over 2 million people without power and possibly hundreds of people without their lives.

Yup, Ian really did a number on Florida while sitting on his hide passing 155 mph winds and spitting out the ocean.