Video: 30 seconds looking back on the 10-day journey of super typhoon Irma
Images from NASA satellites reveal the 10-day journey of Typhoon Irma, from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Caribbean and to the state of Florida, USA.
Images from NASA satellites reveal the 10-day journey of Typhoon Irma, from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Caribbean and to the state of Florida, USA.
Image of Irma storm through satellite image.
The path of Hurricane Irma over the past 10 days from September 1 to September 10 was observed from NASA satellite.
Satellite imagery shows how the super typhoon has moved from the Atlantic, through the Caribbean and to the state of Florida.
The Atlantic storm of the Atlantic Ocean is also observed on the way to the United States.
Many areas of the Caribbean and Florida states of the United States were severely devastated by super typhoon Irma. After sweeping through Florida, Hurricane Irma continued to land in Georgia.
- The 10 biggest storms recorded in history
- Hurricane Irma drained seawater, a rare phenomenon of surreality
- The trail of devastating super typhoon Irma left Florida
- Photo: Death storm Irma landed on Florida, causing casualties for Americans
- Super typhoon Irma, the strongest in 30 years, is about to attack the United States
- Advantages of turning Irma into super storm
- The world's most dangerous airport was devastated by the typhoon Irma
- The destructive power of the storm
- Why do a series of super storms suddenly appear around the world?
- The trio of super typhoons are raging on the Atlantic
New storm Kirk is getting stronger every day, how 'terrible' is it that it is predicted to be the 3rd strongest in 2024? Satellite simultaneously captures total eclipse and tornado Hurricane Melor jerked level 17 is heading into the East Sea Indonesia developed a tornado early warning system The Atlantic Ocean will have less typhoons in 2012 Filipinos are miserable after the storm 1500 people killed by Typhoon Washi 50 people died of typhoons in the Philippines