Hurricane
Saturday marks 10 years since hurricane Wilma made landfall in southwest Florida.
The category three storm raced across the state, exiting near Jupiter 4 and a half hours later, traveling between 25 and 30 miles per hour.
Since then, South Florida has not had a hurricane landfall.
Wilma claimed spots in the record books. The storm intensified at the fastest pace on record. It grew from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane (the strongest on the scale) within a day.
Across South Florida the hurricane made landfall with winds 110 mph, then weakened to a category 2 hurricane as it passed over the state.
Florida saw 10 tornadoes from Wilma, 5 people in Florida died from the storm and the wind caused extensive damage.
