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Florida reeling from Hurricane Wilma's rampage (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Southern Florida was reeling on Tuesday after enduring a four-hour assault by Hurricane Wilma that killed at least four people, cut power to millions of homes and caused billions of dollars in damage.

Hurricane Wilma Batters South Florida (WESH via Yahoo! News)
Hurricane Wilma roared across Florida Monday morning with a lot more rain than expected, leaving many parts of the Sunshine State in the dark.

Hurricane Wilma Floods Havana Streets (AP via Yahoo! News)
Hurricane Wilma never made landfall in Cuba, but its ferocious waves transformed the island's capital city for a day, ripping off chunks of the famous Malecon seawall and flooding many of Havana's most prominent streets.

Hurricane Wilma brushes Atlantic Canada; energizes second storm system (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
HALIFAX (CP) - A search was underway Tuesday for a sailboat from Nova Scotia that was apparently on its way to Massachusetts with hurricane Wilma directly in its path.

Search underway for sailboat as hurricane Wilma brushes Atlantic Canada (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
HALIFAX (CP) - As the remnants of hurricane Wilma tracked toward Atlantic Canada on Tuesday efforts were underway to find a sailboat that left Liverpool, N.S., last week headed for the Boston area.

Photo Album : PHOTOS: Hurricane Wilma pummels Cuba, Mexico and Florida (AlertNet)
Featured here is a selection of images from day three of Hurricane Wilma.

Hurricane Wilma Service Updates on October 25: Postal And Telemarketing (Direct Marketing Association)
11:30 a.m., ET, October 25, 2005 The Direct Marketing Association urges members who are marketing into areas impacted by Hurricane Wilma to be advised of the following service updates from the United States Postal Service, the United Parcel Service, FedEx, DHL, and DMA's Teleservices Council.

Remnants from Hurricane Wilma likely to add to October rainfall record (phillyburbs.com)
Rain coming from the remnants of Hurricane Wilma and a low-pressure front from Ohio is forecast to be here through Wednesday.

Hurricane Wilma Losing Power (Voice of America)
Hurricane Wilma is showing signs of weakening as it continues moving north off the U.S. East Coast. The U.S. National Weather Service says Wilma now has sustained winds of 185 kilometers an hour.