Hurricane Wilma: The Strongest Atlantic Storm Ever Recorded | Full Story of 2005’s Monster Hurricane

🌪️ Hurricane Wilma: The Most Intense Storm in Atlantic History

In October 2005, Hurricane Wilma shocked meteorologists and devastated communities across the Caribbean, Mexico, and Florida. With a record-breaking central pressure of 882 mb, Wilma became the strongest Atlantic hurricane ever recorded, rapidly intensifying from a tropical storm to a Category 5 in just 24 hours.

In this episode of The Midnight Files: When Nature Strikes, we explore Wilma’s formation, its catastrophic landfalls, and the science behind its explosive power. From Mexico’s battered Yucatán Peninsula to Florida’s flooded cities, Wilma left a path of destruction, killing 87 people and causing over $29 billion in damage.

🎙️ Learn how Wilma changed the course of hurricane forecasting, recovery efforts, and emergency preparedness.

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