They had a week to move things out. Were the expensive boats just left to let insurance buy them new ones?
folks out where you live just don't understand how these things work. laughing
That's it exactly, and you can't really expect them to. The logistics of "moving a boat" just prior to a hurricane are complicated. Where do you move it? 50 miles up the coast? ( Where the storm is predicted to hit?) Key West? Who "moves" it, while your wife is evacuating with the kids? Etc...
The bottom line is that you pays your money and you takes your chances. Ian is (was) not a particularly bad hurricane, but they are all terrible if you are in the wrong place.
It's almost impossible for a hurricane to hit Florida in a "right" place.
