Hurricane Wilma is a powerful Hurricane and makes the 2005 Hurricane Season the largest on record, as she hits “CAT Five” Hurricane Status. Hurricane Wilma is getting ready to make a big withdrawal in her Offshore Grand Cayman Island Bank Account and economically devastate the local business community. Although Hurricane Wilma has made no direct land hits yet, she is just getting warmed for her trek into the Gulf Waters and The Cayman Islands are a mere speed bump in her direct path. If she slams the Grand Caymans at the full Category four or five strength, they will be demolished.

Hurricane Ivan destroyed 70% of the buildings on the islands and now they have been rebuilt, but Wilma will knock all those and more down if she travels over the islands.

Hurricane Wilma will soon dip under the 900 mb low-pressure record of one of the mostt well-organized Hurricanes in Atlantic Hurricane records. The winds started mild at not much more than 30-33 mph, now well over 150 miles in less than 18-hours; In fact in only 7-hours she went from a Category one with a low pressure of 970 mb to a Category IV with winds of 150 mb and a low pressure are of 901 mb.

Wilma is ready to willfully wreak havoc on the Western World weather records and the Grand Cayman Islands in her path are merely a few bonus points in her wicked wrath as she heads for warmer waters and Hurricane History. Think on this.

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