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Why people may have to reconsider how they prepare for storms following Hurricane Ian
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Following the devastation from Hurricane Ian where two million residents in Florida were ordered to evacuate, NBC’s Hallie Jackson and Blayne Alexander report on why people may have to reconsider how they plan and prepare for future storms. Sept. 30, 2022
