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Tag Archives: Hurricane Wilma [2005]
For Florida, it is all about ERIKA now!
It’s been almost ten years since hurricane WILMA crossed over South Florida back of 24 October 2005 leaving a multi-billion dollar disaster in its path. Relative to this long quiet period, in terms of tropical cyclone activity, it is important … Continue reading
NINE YEARS AGO – HURRICANE WILMA!
Nine years ago, on this 21 October 2014, a tropical cyclone for the record books, a strong category 4 hurricane WILMA came over the island of Cozumel in its final approach toward the region of Cancun and the northeastern portion … Continue reading
Posted in Featured, Hazard Mitigation, Hazards, Hurricanes, NEWS - NOTICIAS, Sea Level Rise, Storm Surge, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Weather
Tagged 2004 Atlantic hurricane season, 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season, 2014 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Bay of Campeche, Bermuda, Cancun, Florida, Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane FAY, Hurricane GONZALO, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Wilma, Hurricane Wilma [2005], Yucatan
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