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To: knarf

>>I don’t know why, but I’m having the feeling this may not be as bad as they’re playing it up to be . . . I confess . . . I’m weird.

Looking where it is supposed to hit, I think only about 6 people live there - so hopefully will not be a major impact.

Climate change real or not - I had to give up my plans for retiring to Florida...doesn’t matter what I think about risks of the climate changing, only what the insurance companies think. At this rate there will be no ins companies left to buy from and I am not rich enough to go without coverage.


34 posted on 08/29/2023 11:53:39 AM PDT by qwerty1234
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To: qwerty1234

Checkout Northeast Florida inland between Jacksonville and Tallahassee. I expect you can find still reasonably priced houses and insurance, and hurricanes generally don’t affect that area.

East and Gulf Coast, not so much.

Good hunting and good luck!


54 posted on 08/29/2023 1:43:47 PM PDT by Taxman (SAVE AMERICA! VOTE REPUBLICAN IN 2023 AND 2024!)
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