Hurricane Wilma will enter the history books as the most powerful Atlantic hurricane on record. Wilma's pressure reached 26.04 inches or 882 millibars, a record low. Wilma also set a record for rapid intensification.
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I DONT CARE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT WILMA IT WAS THE STRONGEST STORM I HAVE LIVED THORUGH, WHEN I WATCHED THE ROOF’S BLOW OFF OF CONDO’S THERE IS NO WAY THAT IT WAS A CAT 1 STORM. I WAS HERE IN ANDREW AND DIDN’T HAVE ANY WHERE AS MUCH DAMAGE AS I DID IN THIS STORM. MY NORTH AND SOUTH WINDOWS WERE SUCKED OUT.
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