Monthly Archives: September 2017

Hurricane Irma has remained an extremely impressive hurricane, and despite a bit of weakening is still a category 5 hurricane this evening with maximum sustained winds of 175MPH.  Irma is bringing these destructive winds to the Turks and Caicos as … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irma remains an extremely impressive storm, with a large and distinct eye surrounded by a very intense and complete eyewall.  Irma is a very large storm, and has already done extensive damage in the Leeward Islands and Virgin Islands.  … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irma has continued intensifying over the last day, and is now one of the strongest Atlantic Ocean hurricanes on record with maximum sustained winds of 185MPH.  Irma remains a large hurricane, and is approaching the Leeward Islands.  Devastation is … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irma is continuing to progress at a south-of-due-west direction across the open Tropical Atlantic Monday afternoon.  Irma is now a powerful category 4 hurricane, and has grown in size since Sunday.  Here is a look at the National Hurricane … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irma has been fluctuating in intensity over the last couple of days between a strong category 2 and low category 3 hurricane, as the hurricane has turned towards the west-southwest over the open Tropical Atlantic.  Irma is a small … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irma is churning away in the eastern Tropical Atlantic as a powerful category 3 hurricane.  The hurricane is currently on a westerly heading at 13MPH.  It is well over 2000 miles away from Florida, meaning it will take quite … Continue reading →