Two brothers from Utah discuss riding out Hurricane Ian, helping fellow Floridians
Jim Lamb has lived in Port Charlotte since 1999 after spending a majority of the first 30 years of his life living in Payson.
"It's kind of nerve-racking because as you're hearing stuff creak and moan and shutter, there's nothing you can really do," Jim said."We've never gotten the floods like this," he said."Where I work in Bonita, they're saying they had 16 feet of storm surge." He shared several pictures and videos of the damage left behind from the storm, showing boats in the street and high flood waters."We've got crews going around trying to do rescues, as well as crews trying to even help the city and local city government open up lanes of travel," he said.
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