Hurricane Wilma
Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in 2005
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Hurricane Wilma
Summary
Hurricane Wilma is a hurricane[1]. It draws 5,631 Wikipedia views per month (hurricane category, ranking #12 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- Hurricane Wilma's instance of is recorded as hurricane[3].
- Hurricane Wilma's part of the series is recorded as North Atlantic tropical cyclone[4].
- Hurricane Wilma is part of 2005 Atlantic hurricane season[5].
- Hurricane Wilma's Commons category is recorded as Hurricane Wilma[6].
- Hurricane Wilma began on October 16, 2005[7].
- Hurricane Wilma ended on October 27, 2005[8].
- Hurricane Wilma took place on 2005[9].
- Hurricane Wilma's located in/on physical feature is recorded as Atlantic Ocean[10].
- Hurricane Wilma's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Hurricane Wilma[11].
- Hurricane Wilma resulted in {'amount': '+87'} deaths[12].
- Hurricane Wilma's different from is recorded as Hurricane Willa[13].
- Hurricane Wilma's lowest atmospheric pressure is recorded as {'amount': '+882'}[14].
- Hurricane Wilma's maximum sustained winds is recorded as {'amount': '+160'}[15].
- Hurricane Wilma's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Information integrity on extreme weather events[16].
- Hurricane Wilma's P14531 is recorded as Category 5 hurricane[17].
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When and Where
Hurricane Wilma took place on 2005[9]. It began on October 16, 2005[7]. It ended on October 27, 2005[8].
Context
Hurricane Wilma is part of 2005 Atlantic hurricane season[5]. Its instance of is recorded as hurricane[3].
Outcome and Impact
Hurricane Wilma resulted in {'amount': '+87'} deaths[12].
Why It Matters
Hurricane Wilma draws 5,631 Wikipedia views per month (hurricane category, ranking #12 of 4).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 24 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[18] It is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.[19]