<p>Hurricane Ian made landfall on the southwest coast of Florida on Wednesday leaving more than two million residents without power, while twenty-three people went missing after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the coast. But that was a "drop in the bucket" compared with the outages expected over the next 48 hours, said Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, according to the news agency AFP. "This is going to be a nasty, nasty day, two days," he added. Termed as monster Category 4 storm, Hurricane Ian made landfall with powerful winds and torrential rains threatening to cause "catastrophic" damage and flooding, according to AFP.</p>
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