Thousands flee florida ahead of Hurricane Wilma

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

Thousands flee florida ahead of Hurricane Wilma
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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