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 | Government workers distribute food to people in areas hit by coastal flooding in Havana, Cuba,Tuesday Oct. 25, 2005. Hurricane Wilma never made landfall in Cuba, but its ferocious waves transformed the island's capital city for more than a day, ripping off chunks of the famous Malecon seawall and flooding many of Havana's most prominent streets. click to open  |  | A trampoline is blown away during Hurricane Wilma in Boca Raton, Florida, October 24, 2005. click to open |  | A street is flooded during Hurricane Wilma on Saturday in Cancun, Mexico Oct 22 2005. click to open |  | Resident Alex Mores rests as he returns home after filling sand bags after a mandatory evacuation order went into effect on Fort Myers Beach, Florida October 22, 2005. Hurricane Wilma flooded Mexico's Caribbean beach resorts, smashed homes and killed at least two people on Saturday in a slow-moving rampage across the Yucatan peninsula. Florida was next in line for a battering. Authorities there were taking no risks after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, and on Saturday ordered mandatory evacuations, starting with 80,000 residents of the vulnerable Florida Keys. click to open |  | A street is flooded during Hurricane Wilma on Saturday in Cancun, Mexico Oct 22 2005. click to open |
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