Expert says Hurricane Ian left behind a 'city of mold' and home insurance inspectors aren't catching it

It’s been more than a month since Hurricane Ian pummeled Southwest Florida. While many homes may look okay from the outside, residents are now finding out that a dangerous mold is growing on the inside of their walls and underneath their floors, and it may not show up on an insurance inspection report. “When you opened the door, you could see the sky because the roof there was missing,” St. James City homeowner Bill Doyle said as he showed ABC Action News how Ian took part of his roof, blew out a main window, and continued to dump rain inside of his home for hours.