Thousands flee florida ahead of Hurricane Wilma

Thousands began fleeing Florida once again today as Hurricane Wilma hurtled towards the US coast.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2005 - 18:41

Thousands began fleeing Florida once again today as Hurricane Wilma hurtled towards the US coast.

The monster storm weakened slightly but remained a powerful Category 4, packing winds of 145mph as it threatened to bear down on popular tourist resorts.

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