Super typhoon Irma, the strongest in 30 years, is about to attack the United States

Irma storm with 295km / hour strong winds is likely to land in Florida on September 10. Florida declared a state of emergency while people began to stock up on necessities.

Satellite images of Irma storms on September 5 were announced by the US Ocean and Meteorological Control Agency (NOAA). Irma storm has been raised to level 5, "extremely dangerous" level , and the highest level in the Atlantic storm warning scale.(Photo: AP).

An employee at the US National Meteorological Agency is observing the evolution of Hurricane Irma.With a wind of 295km / hr (much stronger than the 210km / h wind of Harvey that just hit Texas), Irma is the second strongest storm ever recorded in the Atlantic.Irma storm is expected to cause waves of up to 3.5 meters, very heavy rain and heavy flooding in areas affected by storm circulation.(Photo: Reuters).

Canned food and bottled water were scrapped at a convenience store in Florida, USA. Located in the area expected to be directly affected by super typhoon Irma, the Florida government announced a state of emergency throughout the state from September 4. "The exact path of the storm is still unknown. However, the weather may change in the blink of an eye, so we should be prepared for the worst case scenario," Florida Governor Rick Scott said.(Photo: Reuters).

People queue up to buy gas in Miami, Florida.Food, clean water, medicine, gasoline and gas are the items most accumulated by people before Hurricane Irma.The Florida state government ordered 7,000 soldiers of the National Guard in this state to report waiting for their mission on September 8.Helicopters and water rescue vehicles were dispatched to Florida to be ready to face Hurricane Irma.(Photo: Getty).

People store sand in sacks.These sand sacks will be used to reinforce doors, windows and roofs.In rural areas in the US, wooden houses are often difficult to stand in the storms.The scene of the roof and walls being blown away is an extremely popular image in the recent super typhoon Harvey in Miami.(Photo: Getty).

A Gulfport resident in Florida threw furniture into the pool to prevent the objects from being blown away by the upcoming Super Typhoon Irma before the family evacuated.The Florida government said it would require mandatory evacuation of residents in some areas of the southern part of the state.(Photo: AP).

A resident is reinforcing the window with pressed wooden bars.(Photo: AP).

The National Meteorological Agency's computer simulations predict that the storm will land south of Florida on November 10 after sweeping across the Caribbean territory.Super typhoon Irma will affect the lives of about 25 million people and is the second largest storm in a month to land in the United States.(Photo: Google).