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Hurricane Irma continues to head north into Georgia, but is now slowly degrading and will continue to degrade to CAT4 until it is no longer a threat to the people of America.

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More than 100 prisoners escaped when Hurricane Irma hit The British Virgin Islands. Police and troops have been sent to recapture the prisoners, but some remain at large

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ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL STORMS EVER RECORDED

Hurricane Irma is a Category 5 storm and a "dangerous major hurricane," according to the National Weather Service. Longtime observers have been shocked by its power and have warned that it could be one of the most infamous storms in Atlantic hurricane history. "Irma has me sick to my stomach," Eric Blake, a scientist at the National Hurricane Center,

Irma is also one of three hurricanes now formed in the Atlantic Ocean, something that has not happened in seven years. It is followed by Hurricane Jose, which was a Category 4, though it is unclear whether that storm will hit the United States. Hurricane Katia, a Category 1 storm, is on track to hit southern Mexico.

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Storm surges threaten as Irma hits Florida

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Hurricane Irma has submerged streets, knocked out power to millions and destroyed construction cranes as the storm continues to move north along Florida's west coast

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Hurricane Irma that hit the United States of America in Florida. Here are some news about the topic.
- Hurricane Irma has caused over 6.2 million homes in Florida to have no electricity. More than 160,000 people are thought to be waiting out the storm in shelters across the state
- Thankfully, Hurricane Jose has piped down to a Category 2 and is set to linger away from land
- At least 10 people were killed when Hurricane Irma hit pierced through Cuba
- A police officer and a prisoner officer were killed in a car crash caused by the Hurricane in Southern Florida.
- Marshall Islands got destroyed and asked for immediate backup to rebuild these islands
- It is thought that 38 people have died in the Caribbean's due to the Hurricane
A short Video Below

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Another Hurricane has hit in the United states and that is Hurricane Irma. Hurricane Irma hit Florida on September 6th and is now the category 3 and is one of the most powerful Hurricane than Hurricane
Harvey.

Hurricane Irma's winds speed is way faster than Harvey. Hurricane Harvey's wind speeds is 34mph while hurricane Irma is three times faster as Harvey in a whopping 120mph

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11 p.m. update: Category 3 Hurricane Irma bringing life-threatening storm to Keys

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At 11p.m. Saturday, the National Hurricane Center said Category 3 Hurricane Irma's winds remained at 120 mph.

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Hurricane Irma continues to last Florida as it moves NorthWest. The storm is slowly losing strength and has been downgraded to a tropical depression with maximum sustained winds of 35mph. (11pm 11sept Florida)

Hurricane Jose, which was to follow the path of Irma, has also weakened to a category 2 storm. (Sept11, According to US National Hurricane Centre, Jose now has sustained wind speeds of 105mph.)

Millions of people have been evacuated but are left with no power. More than 160,000 people are thought to be waiting out the storm in shelters.

At least 42 people killed due to the storm.

Flooding in Jacksonville exceeded a record set by Hurricane Dora in 1964.

(Hurricane Irma Tracker (wind speeds, location, etc.))

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All of our forecasts are generated from our proprietary forecasting system that leverages our vast amount of neighborhood weather data that we get from our community - we refer to the system as BestForecast™.

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(current summary 12th september 7:34pm)

- hurricane irma has been downgraded to a tropical depression; it is bringing sustained wind speeds of 35mph, down from 50mph earlier on monday.

- the death toll in the caribbean hit 37 after the first death was confirmed in haiti.

- the uk has contributed £32m in aid.

- 10 people are dead across the united states; along with six confirmed fatalities in florida, three in georgia and one in south carolina.

[image below shows just how much rainfall irma has brought to the southern US since friday 8am]

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Hurricane Irma is one of the most powerful storms humans have recorded. Hurricane Irma became a category 5 near Cape Verde. Hurricane Irma passes and destroys Cuba while on the way to Florida.  A second Hurricane called hurricane Jose followed Hurricane Irma, but the Hurricane did not hit the Caribbean islands. At least 25 people were killed since Hurricane Irma began.

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Hurricane Irma rips through Caribbean islands

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Hurricane Harvey has dissipated on sept. 2nd and 3 new hurricanes have appeared, Irma, Jose and Katia. Irma is a category 5 with wind speeds of up to 175 mph while Jose and Katia are both category 1. In September of 2010 and 1998, there were 3 hurricanes right where Irma, Jose and Katia are. Irma is still on a west-northwest path that is impacting Puerto Rico, Florida and maybe the Bahamas, Cuba this weekend.

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Hurricanes Irma, Jose, and Katia, all at once on 9/6/17

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Satellite image of Ir

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As I'm writing this on Wednesday morning, the eye of Hurricane Irma - a "potentially catastrophic" Category 5 storm - has passed over the islands of Barbuda, Saint Barthelemy and Saint Martin, and was shortly headed for the Virgin Islands.

I shudder to think what has been happening on the ground with the storm's maximum sustained winds clocked at 185 miles per hour, according to the National Hurricane Center. This video from Saint Martin says it all:

Spectaculaires images de la violence de l'ouragan #Irma sur la plage de Maho Beach à Saint-Martin. (© PTZtv - https://t.co/0vDBy7CSIE) pic.twitter.com/y3uAB3jlGq

- Météo Express (@MeteoExpress) September 6, 2017

As Irma continues to grind like a buzz saw toward Puerto Rico and eventually Florida, I'll try to post regular updates featuring remote sensing images of the storm. The video at the top of this post is my first installment.

It was acquired by GOES-16 as the weather satellite stared into the eye of the monstrous atmospheric vortex. If you watch closely, you can spot swirling shapes within the low-level clouds rotating around the center axis of the eye. Each one is a relatively small vortex itself. Scientists call this a "meso-vortex."

Here's another view captured by GOES-16. It shows the storm over the course of two hours near sunrise on September 6, 2017. Each frame of the video was acquired a minute apart, providing an astonishing perspective.

The video shows Irma moving through the Leeward Islands to the east of Puerto Rico, with a clear, distinct eye - a characteristic of particularly strong hurricanes.

After passing through the Virgin Islands, Irma is expected to take aim on Puerto Rico. After that, all indications are that it will take a turn to the northwest and north, heading toward southern Florida later this week. But the hurricane center reminds us that the average uncertainty in the track of a hurricane at four and five days out is 175 and 225 statue miles, respectively. So it's still too soon to say with any certainty what Irma may hold in store for Florida.

If Irma should wobble over the mountains of Cuba, it would probably lose some strength. But for now, here's the sobering news from the hurricane center:

Irma is forecast to remain within favorable atmospheric conditions and over warm waters during the next 3 to 4 days. Therefore, Irma is likely to remain a very powerful hurricane during this time . . .

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The monster's eye: satellite video offers a terrifying view of Irma, 2nd strongest storm ever recorded in the Atlantic - ImaGeo

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As I'm writing this on Wednesday morning, the eye of Hurricane Irma - a "potentially catastrophic" Category 5 storm - has passed over the islands of Barbuda, Saint Barthelemy and Saint Martin, and was shortly headed for the Virgin Islands.

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Hurricane Irma, a category 5 storm made a landfall in Cuba which is now striking in the US state of Florida. The authorities have ordered 5.6 million people to evacuate. Currently, it has weakened to a category 3 but it is expected to strengthen again. A second one, Jose, which is a category 4 hurricane follows the track of hurricane Irma, destroying the Caribbean islands.