Honoring Those Impacted by Hurricane Ian

Normally, in the What’s Out There section of the magazine, we feature three exciting models of boats and the information you wish to know on them. However, we here at the Lats & Atts office, after watching the destruction and hearing from colleagues and friends, have decided it would be fitting to designate this space to those impacted deeply by Hurricane Ian.

From September 23rd to October 2nd, 2022, Hurricane Ian ravaged the Caribbean and the southeastern United States, especially Cuba and the Gulf Coast of Florida, left its mark inland Florida and up into South Carolina. The hurricane caused a catastrophic amount of damage in these areas, reaching a Category 4 status before dissipating and resulting in devastating losses in the areas that fell in its path.

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