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Monday, 5 November, 2001, 17:02 GMT
In pictures: Michelle's destructive power
By the time Hurricane Michelle reached Cuba, it had already left a trail of destruction in its path and killed 20 people in Central America and Jamaica.
Michelle, which has brought torrential rain and flooding, is now reported to be losing strength - but people in Florida and the Bahamas are bracing themselves for more danger.
![]() Hurricane Michelle brought torrential rainstorms to Cuba
![]() Wind gusts of up to 120km were recorded
![]() But the most powerful hurricane to hit Cuba for 50 years did not deter one intrepid cyclist
![]() Earlier, the hurricane destroyed bridges in Honduras
![]() This was the only means of escape in La Lima, Honduras
![]() The flooding left many without food or shelter
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