WIIIILLLLLLMMMMAAAAA!!!!

If that title doesn't remind you of anything, you're way too young. Leave a comment if you think you know what I'm referring to.

It looks like the insurance companies are in for another beating as Hurricane Wilma has a bead on South Florida:

By 8 p.m. EDT, the hurricane was centered about 185 miles south of Grand Cayman Island and it was moving toward the west-northwest at nearly 8 mph, according to the Hurricane Center.

"It does look like it poses a significant threat to Florida by the weekend. Of course, these are four- and five-day forecasts, so things can change," said Dan Brown, a meteorologist at the U.S. National Hurricane Center.

This track has the potential to take the storm right over the massively populated Dade County area. In 1992 if Hurricane Andrew had come in just a few miles north of its actual track, it might have put more than one insurance company out of business. Let's hope it stays out over the Everglades and away from the homes.


Hurricane Wilma