Wilma set to terrorize Atlantic Canada as Category 7
In an unprecedented show of enormity, Hurricane Wilma topped out the historical charts by becoming the first ever Category 7 storm. With winds topping 500 MPH, Wilma cut its way across southern Florida early Monday morning.
Eyewitnesses to the storm, the few who remain in the South of Florida, claim that most of the southern tip of the state has “Fallen off into the Ocean” giving a grave description of the fact that this entire region is simply “Missing” under water.
Evacuation measures have now begun to take shape up the entire east coast of the United States right into the Atlantic provinces of Canada as Wilma is expected to only intensify in the week to come.
The Atlantic Canadian provinces have never seen the full force of a such a large hurricane before and are scrambling to prepare for the landfall of this monster.
Reported By:
Dan Merrill
Eyewitnesses to the storm, the few who remain in the South of Florida, claim that most of the southern tip of the state has “Fallen off into the Ocean” giving a grave description of the fact that this entire region is simply “Missing” under water.
Evacuation measures have now begun to take shape up the entire east coast of the United States right into the Atlantic provinces of Canada as Wilma is expected to only intensify in the week to come.
The Atlantic Canadian provinces have never seen the full force of a such a large hurricane before and are scrambling to prepare for the landfall of this monster.
Reported By:
Dan Merrill
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