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Images of Hurricane Wilma Hurricane Wilma, 12:45Z, October 19, 2005 – About 340 miles southeast of Cozumel, Mexico with maximum sustained winds are near 175 MPH. This makes Wilma a potentially catastrophic category five hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale. Dropsonde and flight-level data from an Air Force plane estimated the minimum central pressure to be 882 MB or 26.05 inches just edging out Hurricane Gilbert (estimated 882-885 Mb) for the lowest pressure on record for a hurricane in the Atlantic Basin.
Hurricane Wilma, 14:15Z, October 24, 2005 – Just northeast of West Palm Beach Florida. Maximum sustained winds were near 105 MPH with higher gusts making Wilma a category two hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale. The eye was estimated at 55 Nautical Miles wide. Hurricane Wilma Operational Significant Event Images
National Hurricane Center Tropical Cyclone Report and Advisory Archive.
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