The trio of super typhoons are raging on the Atlantic

On the Atlantic Ocean, in addition to the super typhoon Irma, there are two more tropical storms named Jose and Katia.

In the afternoon of September 6, two tropical storms, Jose and Katia , intensified into super typhoons. This is the first time since 2010, three super typhoons have raged on the Atlantic Ocean.

3 super storms on the Atlantic Ocean.(Photo source: Hurricanes.gov).

Super typhoon Jose is also a super typhoon Cape Verde like the super typhoon Irma, the type of storm that forms in the far east of the Atlantic Ocean, near the Cabo Verde Islands.

However, Super Typhoon Jose is not expected to move in the same direction as Super Typhoon Irma. It will round up the upper Atlantic Ocean and become a powerful super typhoon level 3 or higher with winds of up to 185km / h.

Movement direction of super storm Jose.(Photo source: AccuWeather).

The closest land area that Super Typhoon Jose could land is the northern Leeward Islands, which was also destroyed by the typhoon Irma.

But super typhoon Jose will not come close to devastating Leeward Islands directly, but only cause heavy rain and wind.

Super hurricane Katia with level 1 (on a US hurricane scale) in the southern Gulf of Mexico is not far from where super typhoon Harvey formed two weeks ago, shortly after the US National Hurricane Prevention Agency news about super typhoon Katia.

Super hurricane location Katia.(Photo source: AccuWeather).

Super hurricane Katia maintains winds of 120km / h and moves at a speed of 4.8km / h.

Unlike super typhoon Harvey, super typhoon Katia moved north and grew rapidly, Predicting super typhoon Katia near Mexico.

It is known that the hurricane season in the Atlantic usually lasts from June to November and usually has 12 storms. Katia is the 11th storm in this year's hurricane season. Each hurricane season, only 3 super typhoons from level 3 or higher

Movement direction of super typhoon Irma.(photo source: Dailly Mail).

On the morning of September 6 (local time), super typhoon Irma landed on islands outside the Caribbean Islands, causing flooding and house destruction, killing three people, causing a terrible "disaster" .