Established in 1995, EIN Newsdesk helps millions of users track breaking news across thousands of trusted websites. Online News Monitoring Made Simple. September 17 - 18, 2017. Hurricane Wilma was the most intense tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Atlantic basin, and the second-most intense tropical cyclone recorded in the Western Hemisphere, after Hurricane Patricia in 2015.

Rosette Adel (Philstar.com) - December 26, 2017 - 6:37am . By: Dr. Jeff Masters, 10:59 AM GMT on October 19, 2005 There has never been a hurricane like Wilma before. September 18, 2017JPEG.

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Tropical Depression Three has formed and is expected to impact Florida early this week. Caribbean battered as Irma, most powerful hurricane ever, makes landfall ... while 2005’s Wilma, 1988’s Gilbert and a 1935 great Florida Key storm all had 185mph winds. Pagasa releases 2017 typhoon names ... Kiko, Lannie, Maring, Nando, Odette, Paolo, Quedan, Ramil, Salome, Tino, Urduja, Vinta, Wilma, Yasmin and Zoraida. The name Wilma has been used for five tropical cyclones worldwide: Hurricane Wilma , a 2005 Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic Typhoon Wilma (1952) (T5219), a 1952. Updates: Typhoon "WILMA" had became LPA and sighted at 160 km Northeast of Puerto Princesa (11.0N, 119.5E) as of 11 am, November 5, 2013 and will continue to affect Palawan Area. Over the past three decades, the forecasting of a hurricane’s track—the path a storm will take across the ocean and where it will make landfall—has gotten significantly better.

Pagasa: Too soon to forecast 'super typhoon' in January . Posted: 9:42 AM, August 22, 2017 Updated: 7:33 PM, August 30, 2017. A Closer Look at Rapidly Intensifying Hurricanes. — 28storms.com (@28storms) September 9, 2017 Endangered species - Any animal that is on the brink of extinction due to human causes can go over the brink when a hurricane strikes their habitat.