[8] Much of southern Florida experienced hurricane-force winds, with Category 2 conditions likely occurring in Broward, northern Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties. Katrina and Wilma combined destroyed approximately 70,000 avocado trees and their fruits. Although there was no structural loss, the impact from the storm rekindled discussion about demolishing the stadium. Charley was responsible for $16 billion worth of damage throughout the west coast and Central Florida, according to the Tampa Bay Times. [108] The damage toll for the town of Jupiter was over $23.3 million. The highest surface-height sustained wind speed in Florida was a 15-minute aver… [98] The office and visitor centers were both severely damaged and later rebuilt. Over 90% of the county was left without electricity. [56] Wilma caused seven deaths in Broward County, one of them direct and the other six indirect. [27] Approximately 5,000 buildings received damage to at least 20% of their structure, while 394 buildings suffered damage to at least 50% of their structure. [18], Tidal flooding impacted beachfront structures by a minor to moderate degree at Key Colony Beach, while piers at condominiums and resorts were extensively damaged or destroyed. 05EA024", "Pirates of the Caribbean curse: Film franchise has disastrous history with fire, animals and Mother Nature", Haiti Weather Hazards Assessment: October 20 - 26, 2005, Haiti: Floods - Information Bulletin n° 1, "Tropical Storm Alpha Tropical Cyclone Report", "EM-DAT: The OFDA/CRED International Disaster Database for the Caribbean", "The Use of Nowcasting Technology for Natural Hazard Mitigation: The Jamaican Experience", The Caribbean: Hurricane Wilma OCHA Situation Report No. WBBH NBC-2 Collier County issues evacuations. [109] Additionally, 35 homes received structural impact. [35] Particularly hard hit was a condo complex on the south shore of Doctors Pass, where 80 units became uninhabitable and the roofs of all 20 buildings requiring replacement. [2], Wilma spawned one tornado in Collier County, an F1 tornado near Copeland that caused minor property damage, downed some large trees, and split an electrical pole in half. [81] Forty-two dwellings in the city were left uninhabitable, all of which were mobile homes. Forty-eight residences were destroyed and 120 suffered significant damage, most of which were mobile homes. Storm surge also left extensive damage in some parts of the state, especially in the Florida Keys and coastal Collier County. [87] A total of 608 trailers, 46 single-family homes, and 38 town homes were rendered uninhabitable, while one business was left in disrepair. [44] At the US Sugar Corporation headquarters, the roof was severely damaged. An elementary school almost completely lost its roof. [43] The city's three marinas were destroyed and a number of boats were impacted by the storm. [136] Agricultural losses to vegetables, citrus and sugar totaled about $20 million. [47] At the Big Cypress Indian Reservation, buildings and homes weakened by previous hurricanes suffered further damage. [122] Several roadways were blocked in the city due to falling trees. Wilma is also the ninth costliest tropical cyclone in U.S. [91] In Hypoluxo, most of a mobile homes at a trailer park were damaged, 12 of which were condemned. [92] In Lake Worth, a church on State Road 802 (Lake Avenue) suffered the complete loss of its sanctuary and only a large cross remained standing. [92] In South Palm Beach, high-rise condominiums experienced extensive damage. [106] The recreation center, water treatment plant, and public safety building all experienced roof damage and water intrusion. [93] The storm also wrecked 172 homes and impacted 487 others. Wilma spawned ten tornadoes in Florida, with four in Brevard County and one each in Collier, Hardee, Highlands, Indian River, Okeechobee, and Polk counties. [18] In North Bay Village, 10 houseboats were declared "unsafe." [20], On the islands between Stock Island and Big Pine Key, most reported major damage to bulkheads, docks, marinas, and concrete seawalls. One was a man who collapsed during clean-up efforts and the other was a woman who was in a car accident caused by an out of service traffic light. Updated 9 September 2014 for new U.S. damage estimate and ranking Wilma formed and became an extremely intense hurricane over the northwestern Caribbean Sea. [18] The Monroe County Sheriff's Office closed an 18 mi (29 km) stretch of U.S. Route 1 between Key Largo and Florida City and Card Sound Road due to debris and flooding. [91] Overall, damage in Delray Beach was estimated at between $100 million and $150 million, with $8 million to public buildings. Twenty-four homes at Fort Myers Beach received most minor damage. [137], Damage in Charlotte, DeSoto, Hardee, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, and Polk counties was minor, collectively totaling approximately $2.45 million. 900 hPa, This article is about the Atlantic hurricane of 2005. [1], Wilma caused two storm surge events in the Florida Keys, with the first occurring several hours before the storm's landfall in Florida and the second beginning just after the hurricane struck the state. [37] Overall, damage to buildings in Naples totaled $150 million. [102] At the Carefree Theatre, a theatre that screened foreign films and hosted small concerts, suffered extensive roof damage. There was also extensive impact to businesses and dwellings, with 55,000 residences and 3,600 workplaces in Palm Beach County alone reporting some degree of damage. [18] Observed sustained winds in the county peaked at 83 mph (134 km/h) at the airpark in Pompano Beach, while the facility recorded a wind gust of 98 mph (158 km/h) before the anemometer failed. Three single-family dwellings were severely damaged and 16 mobile homes were destroyed in Hollywood. Six tornadoes touched-down in the county. 6, The Salvation Army in Mexico provides aid to victims of Hurricane Wilma, Hurricane Wilma devastates Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, "Huracán Wilma azota a balnearios de México y se acerca a Florida", The Caribbean: Hurricane Wilma OCHA Situation Report No. Wilma would smash into the Yucatan Peninsula as a Category 4 hurricane, devastating the far northern part of the region and wreaking havoc on the … [110] There was also light damage to the roof of the town hall and at the Lake Park Marina. A combination of infrastructure damage, flooding, damage to sugar cane and citrus crops and other insured losses brought the total damage in Florida to over $20 billion, making Hurricane Wilma among the five costliest storms in United States history. The Carefree Theatre was moved into a former church building in 2007 and renamed The Theatre, but closed in 2008. [1] However, the Kennedy Space Center observed 13.26 in (337 mm) of precipitation. A portion of the roof at Old School Square was lost, while minor ceiling damage occurred at several city parks. [7], Wilma's rapid movement across Florida generally limited precipitation to between 3 and 7 in (76 and 178 mm), while some locations reported 1 to 2 in (25 to 51 mm) of rainfall or less. [11] Electrical outages for each customer averaged 5.4 days. On Sanibel Island, 128 dwellings suffered some degree of impact, 12 to a major extent. The storm also caused moderate to major damage to 78 businesses and destroyed 1 other workplace. [77] At a yacht club along the south side of the Hillsboro Canal, a 40,000 ft (12,000 m) shed sheltering more than 150 boats worth millions of dollars collapsed. [133] Additionally, the gymnasium at Florida Atlantic University suffered severe roof damage. The airport reported nearly $12 million in damage. The zoo alone suffered about $1.5 million in damage. [18], According to Broward County's building construction regulatory offices, the hurricane left at least 5,111 dwellings uninhabitable, including 2,800 condominiums and apartments, 1,441 mobile homes, and 42 single-family dwellings. [14]:16A, The gymnasium of Forest Hill Community High School, which was serving as a shelter, had a portion of the roof torn-off and rain began to pour in. A few local parks experienced similar effects to their bleachers and sports facilities. Some structures on the north and south coasts on the five islands suffered coastal flooding impact. Jun 21, 2015 - Devastation Hurricane Wilma 2005 Puerto Morelos Yucatan Mexico 20 miles south of Cancun Riviera Maya. Low-lying areas experienced minor flooding. [92] In Briny Breezes, two Quonset huts, the clubhouse, the auditorium, and 495 mobile homes – approximately 80% – were damaged. Monroe County, Florida (Oct. 23, 2005 12:45 PM). This hurricane was the deadliest weather disaster in United States history. [91] The fire station was deroofed, forcing firefighters to relocate to Lakeshore Middle School. [100] The city as a whole suffered relatively light impact, with only nine houses damaged. The Northeast-Dade Aventura branch of the Miami-Dade Public Library System experienced enough roof damage to be closed for six months. Hurricane Wilma Keys Update-Evacuation Continues. Officials condemned over 100 residences in Sunny Isles Beach, including 3 residential buildings. [59] Nearly 300 vessels suffered damage at the Sunny Isles Marina after the storm demolished a dry storage facility. $90 billion in damage. Also, power failure left schools closed for two weeks. [14]:16A, In Palm Beach, damage was primarily limited to roofs, vegetation, and windows, and mostly occurred in the southern end of town. There was a total of 5 fatalities in the United States with about $20.6 billion property damage [NOAA, 2006] 1. ", "Wilma slashes harvest of oranges 15 percent", "Deadline for Hurricane Wilma claims approaching", "The record long US major (Cat.3+) hurricane landfall drought of 4323 days has come to an end with the landfall of Cat 4 Hurricane #Harvey", Atlantic basin Comparison of Original and Revised HURDAT, "Background Information: The North Atlantic Hurricane Season", "Hurricane Hermine Ends Florida's Record-Smashing Hurricane Drought", "Here are some of the records Hurricane Irma set", Storm chaser George Kourounis documents the eye of Hurricane Wilma, The Disaster Center's Coverage of Hurricane Wilma, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hurricane_Wilma&oldid=1018646958, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 19 April 2021, at 04:29. [92] Damage in Pahokee reached at least $41 million, with $1 million to municipal buildings and $40 million to homes. Hurricane Wilma is the 21st named storm of the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, and the third Category 5 storm to develop in the western Caribbean this year. Kansas City won 30–20. Early the following day, the hurricane watch was upgraded to a hurricane warning on the west coast and on the east coast from Jupiter Inlet southward, including Lake Okeechobee. [71] The Homestead-Miami Speedway, built to restore Homestead's economy after Hurricane Andrew in 1992, suffered major damage to lights, grandstandings, catch fencing, and garages. A fourth tornado in West Melbourne destroyed a large portion of an apartment roof, flipped-over a car and damaged two others. The federal government played a In Cape Coral, Wilma impacted 511 residences; 490 homes reported minor damage, 20 others reported extensive damage, and 1 mobile home was destroyed. [32] Two deaths occurred in St. Lucie County, both in Fort Pierce. [82] One of the worst damaged areas was downtown Fort Lauderdale, where several highrise office buildings suffered extensive damage, including One Financial Plaza, AutoNation Tower, Broward Financial Center, the Broward County Administration Building, the 14-floor Broward County School Board building, and the Broward County Courthouse. When Wilma became a hurricane on October 18, it tied the record dating back to 1969 for the most hurricanes in a season. Damage in the town alone was approximately $103 million, which included at least $60,000 to municipal buildings and around $150,000 to parks. [119] Many trees were downed and much of the vegetation was ruined. [91] About 627 residences were impacted and 19 others obliterated. Damage to private property totaled roughly $9.2 million. Along the Intracoastal Waterway, a number of boats, docks, bulkheads, and dry storage marinas sustained impact, and many houses and businesses suffered roof damage. The schools were closed to "allow parents and staff to prepare for the storm and potential evacuation", and also allowed "for needed preparation of schools to be used as hurricane shelters." Officials condemned 355 homes as uninhabitable in Coconut Creek. [75], In Deerfield Beach, sand covered parts of State Road A1A (South Ocean Drive) and reached the second floors of some apartments. In the former, 47 homes were moderately damaged and 9 were left uninhabitable. On the inhabited islands, wind gusts peaked at 123 mph (198 km/h) on Cudjoe Key. There were many robberies reported. [51] A total of 17 Glades County School District buildings suffered roof damage, totaling around $6.9 million in damage. [1] Throughout the village, trees and tree branches littered the streets. [85] At Camp Seminole, a Boy Scout camp owned by the South Florida Council, the storm caused over $1 million in damage to trees, buildings, and other infrastructure. Farther south, a C-MAN station at Big Carlos Pass measured sustained winds of 64 mph (103 km/h) and gusts of 87 mph (140 km/h). Georgia Tech vs. University of Miami was rescheduled for Saturday, November 19 and West Virginia vs South Florida was rescheduled for Saturday, December 3. Schools in Collier and Miami-Dade counties were closed for a little over a week, including the University of Miami and Barry University. [85], In Palm Beach County, more than 90% of Florida Power & Light customers were left without electricity. [109] About 3,481 dwellings were inflicted damage to some degree, while 12 others were destroyed. Almost complete destruction of the community's mobile homes parks occurred. [83], In the city of Plantation, 93 buildings sustained major damage. Between 4 and 8 in (100 and 200 mm) of rain in Charlotte County resulted in swollen ditches and inundated streets, including a portion of State Road 31. [9], The hurricane caused extensive damage to the agricultural industry, totaling at least $1.3 billion. [18] A Coral Springs man who was inspecting damage during the eye of the hurricane was killed by a falling tree, according to a Broward County official. The doors to the ports at a local fire station were ripped off and subsequently replaced. At a baseball field and a separate sports complex, bleachers, lights, and trees were downed. But when Hurricane Wilma blew ashore and crossed Florida in a … Primarily due to strong winds, agriculture sustained $1.3 billion or more in damage. First, a hurricane watch was posted for the Florida Keys including Dry Tortugas and Florida Bay at 15:00 UTC on October 22. [31], The storm lashed the small community of Chokoloskee with a storm surge about 7 ft (2.1 m) in height and strong winds,[32] destroying approximately 200 recreational vehicles. [14]:16A, Sustained hurricane-force winds and gusts up to 101 mph (163 km/h) lashed West Palm Beach. [18], In Naples, the airport suffered extensive damage, including impacts to approximately 100 hangars. The first tornado, which effected Cocoa and Rockledge, destroyed a porch at a restaurant and damaged the roof of an apartment building. [104] Overall, damage to homes and businesses reach about $18 million. [95] About 743 homes[92] – roughly 80% of the dwelling in South Bay – were damaged,[93] and 63 residences were destroyed. These tides were largely responsible for the 8,000 deaths (estimates range from 6,000 to … On Upper Matecumbe Key, major damage to revetments and close to 300 ft (91 m) of concrete seawalls occurred. [109] Additionally, 279 homes were structurally impacted, 46 severely. [14]:16A, The sixth floor of JFK Medical Center in Atlantis was partially removed, causing staff to move 34 patients to lower floors. Over 33,000 people sought refuge at a shelter in Florida. [92] Two parks had a number of downed lights, fences, trees, and benches. [130] A total of 372 dwellings were impacted by the storm. Heavy rainfall ranging from 6 to 8 in (150 to 200 mm) in Polk County flooded a few homes in the city of Lake Wales. [102][111] Severe impact to housing occurred in the city, with 1,191 homes damaged and 4 destroyed. [112] Throughout the city, Wilma left approximately $100 million in damage. Hurricane Frances, Jeanne, and Wilma combined toppled over 70% of the trees at Mounts Botanical Garden, while Wilma itself damaged the office buildings. Wilma underwent extremely rapid intensification commencing late on October 18, 2005 deepening 95 millibars in 24 hours (at a rate of 8 millibars/hr for several hours). [100] The metal roof at Western Pines Middle School was peeled back, exposing multiple classrooms. [80] At Tradewinds Park, many of the Christmas lights to be used for the Holiday Fantasy of Lights became tangled around trees or were destroyed. Much of southern Florida experienced hurricane-force winds, with the strongest surface-height sustained wind speed being a 15-minute average of 92 mph (148 km/h), equivalent to a 1-minute speed of 104 mph (167 km/h), observed in Lake Okeechobee. Branches broke from large live oak trees, while porches and sheds lost roofs. [86] The camp was closed for several years and underwent repairs, re-opening as Camp Elmore in June 2012. [126] At an elderly assistance facility at Haverhill Road and Lantana Road, most of the roof was blown off. [92] Damage in the city alone total approximately $60.8 million. [35] At the Ochopee Post Office, the smallest post office in the United States, winds tore shingles off the roof and titled the flagpole to a southwestward angle. [14]:16A, Wind gusts up to 108 mph (174 km/h) in Hobe Sound resulted in widespread wind damage. The only direct fatality occurred when a man was struck by a falling tree during the storm. [14]:16A Several commercial and public properties were damaged in North Palm Beach, including a condominium, a maintenance building, an office building, a bank, a country club, a park, and a baseball field. [134] The Boca Raton News suspended publication for almost a week due to damage and lack of electricity at its headquarters. However, the center of this tropical storm was some 75 miles away to the northwest. [62][63] Several hangars at the Miami International Airport were deroofed. [9] This represented the largest electrical outage in Florida history,[1] until Hurricane Irma in 2017 caused roughly 6.7 million customers to lose power in the state. It smoked the island with heavy rainfall from Octo… Unincorporated areas of the county suffered about $1.67 billion in damage. The next tornado was spawned near Melbourne Beach and removed the second floor of beachfront house. 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