KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - A large tree lies on its side after being ripped from the ground near NASA Headquarters at Kennedy Space Center following the wrath of hurricane Wilma as it crossed the state Oct. 24. Kennedys facilities sustained minor structural damage, primarily to roofs or from water intrusion. The Vehicle Assembly Building lost some panels on the east and west sides. Some facilities lost power. A total of 13.6 inches of rain was recorded at the Shuttle Landing Facility. The highest wind gust recorded was 94 mph from the north-northwest at Launch Pad 39B, while the maximum sustained wind was 76 mph from the north-northwest at the top of the 492-foot weather tower located north of the Vehicle Assembly Building.

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. -   A large tree lies on its side after being ripped from the ground near NASA Headquarters at Kennedy Space Center following the wrath of hurricane Wilma as it crossed the state Oct. 24.   Kennedys facilities sustained minor structural damage,  primarily to roofs or from water intrusion. The Vehicle Assembly Building lost some panels on the east and west sides. Some facilities lost power. A total of 13.6 inches of rain was recorded at the Shuttle Landing Facility. The highest wind gust recorded was 94 mph from the north-northwest at Launch Pad 39B, while the maximum sustained wind was 76 mph from the north-northwest at the top of the 492-foot weather tower located north of the Vehicle Assembly Building.
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