‘Water You Thinking?’: Kerr County Residents Shocked to Learn Flood Zones Actually Flood
A *Houston Chronicle* analysis reveals that most flooded Kerr County homes lacked flood insurance—because apparently, Texans love a good gamble.
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A *Houston Chronicle* analysis reveals that most flooded Kerr County homes lacked flood insurance—because apparently, Texans love a good gamble.
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