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Lived in The Keys from '91 to '02 and have a Conch Republic T-Shirt, and wife has a Conch republic front license plate on her SUV:

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Have friends at Crystal River and The Villages, so will be at one of those two areas, depending what we find to buy as paying cash for a home, as no way entering retirement with a mortgage. Both cars are paid off and have low milage, and with Soc Sec, Mil Retirement pay, as well as cash flow off retirement, do not even intend start wife's Soc Sec at this time a let it increase before starting it.

Proper planning is more than half the battle when going into retirement [Honest fact: been retired a number of years, but younger wife has finally retired as of June] .

The warnings were give out in a timely manner:

From the liberal/dem leaning NBC:

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Apparently few of any were listening, or felt it did not apply to them, IMO.

Here's the reality which again proves that various libbie sources are doing nothing but lying: -- Fact is the warnings were put out in a timely manner.

From GOOGLE AI Overview:The National Weather Service (NWS) began issuing flood watches and warnings for Texas as early as Thursday, July 3rd, with more severe warnings, including flash flood warnings and emergencies, following on Friday, July 4th. These alerts were issued in anticipation of heavy rainfall that led to widespread flooding, particularly in the Hill Country region.
Here's a more detailed timeline:
Thursday, July 3rd:
The NWS issued flood watches for parts of south-central Texas, including Kerr County, in the afternoon.
Thursday, July 3rd, around 1:00 PM:
A flood watch was issued for Kerr County, with potential for 5-7 inches of rain, according to FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
Thursday, July 3rd, around 12:41 AM (early Friday morning):
An initial flash flood watch was issued for Kerr County, with the potential for isolated rain amounts of up to 10 inches.
Friday, July 4th, around 1:14 AM:
A flash flood warning was issued for Kerr County, indicating the potential for life-threatening flooding, according to FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
Friday, July 4th, around 5:30 AM:
A flash flood emergency was issued for Kerr County and the Guadalupe River.
Friday, July 4th, around 2:37 a.m.:
The Flash Flood Watch was extended.
Saturday, July 5th, around 12:41 a.m.:
A Central Texas flood watch was issued, largely in Burnet, Travis, and Williamson counties.
These alerts were communicated through various channels, including Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs), NOAA Weather Radio, and social media.

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Happy 4th Of JulY : )

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