The number of homeowners leaving six states due to ongoing weather concerns is increasing, with 49% considering moving due to flood zones and fire risks, according to a recent report from Kin. The report also revealed that 49% of homeowners are considering moving, primarily due to safety concerns. This is compounded by rising insurance premiums, which have increased by 24% nationwide since 2021, making certain areas a financial risk. The Sunshine State tops the list with 58% homeowners stating they would avoid moving there due to weather risks, while California comes in second with 52% homeowners wary of the Golden State due to its dual threat of devastating wildfires and atmospheric rivers causing floods during wet ones. Florida experienced a population boom in 2020 and 2021, but this trend has reversed due to rising insurance premium rates and hurricanes. Louisiana also saw a decrease in population and hurricanes, leading to 22% homeowners hesitant to move there. The article also includes key tips for those planning to stay put, including defensible space around a property and control erosion with retaining walls or native plants like naupaka.