HURRICANE ANDREW | It’s been 25 years since it made landfall as a Category 5 storm and tore through South Florida, killing at least 10 and leveling tens of thousands of buildings. Thursday, WPTV remembers and honors those affected by the devastating storm. MORE: http://bit.ly/2w1csVG | WPTV

33 years ago this morning, NWS Miami captured one of the most terrifying radar loops in U.S. history: The eyewall of Category 5 Hurricane Andrew making landfall just south of Miami, Florida. The loop stops because the radar was blown off the roof of the National Hurricane Center. A nearby residence recorded a wind gust of 177 mph. About 63,000 homes were destroyed, and over 101,000 others were damaged. Andrew left roughly 175,000 people homeless, caused $27.3 billion in damage, and left 65 peopl

Hurricane Andrew made landfall in Florida 25 years ago today. Acclaimed meteorologist Bryan Norcross recalls the hurricane's destruction. | Miami Herald

DO YOU REMEMBER: 29 years ago, Hurricane Andrew hit Florida, devastating the area with 165 mph winds. Many residents had less than a day to prepare for such a major hit. https://bit.ly/2WfBbre | WESH 2 News

The 1992 documentary 'Hurricane Andrew: As it Happened' tells the story of the storm that ravaged South Florida exactly 30 years ago. Click here to watch the full documentary and see more archival photos and video: http://on.nbc6.com/0HiW78M | NBC 6