Nasa satellite images reveal the journey of Hurricane Irma over more than 10 days, from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Caribbean, and into the state of Florida, USA.
Satellite image of Hurricane Irma.
The path of Hurricane Irma over the past 10 days, from September 1 to September 10, has been monitored by NASA satellites.
The satellite images illustrate how the superstorm moved from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Caribbean, and into Florida.
Hurricane Jose, also in the Atlantic, has been observed heading towards the United States.
Many areas in the Caribbean and the state of Florida have been severely devastated by Hurricane Irma. After sweeping through Florida, Irma continued to make landfall in Georgia.
