While the Gulf Coast continues to deal with the devastating impacts of Harvey, emergency managers in the United States have another tropical threat to monitor by the name of Irma. Far across the Atlantic, just west of the Cabo Verde Islands, an area of thunderstorms has developed enough circulation to gather tropical storm status and the name, Irma. “There is
the potential to ramp up to a powerful hurricane in the coming days,” according to AccuWeather Hurricane Expert Dan Kottlowski. Irma will take about a week for the system to make its trek westward across the Atlantic Ocean. Meteorologists will likely be tracking this storm through the middle of September. “All interests in the eastern Caribbean will need to monitor the progress of this evolving tropical cyclone, especially next week,” Kottlowski said. READ MORE
This is going to be serious and may hit right around the 22nd, coinciding with a peace agreement with Israel. Don’t be surprised if it tracks right for Washington DC and is a Cat 4 or 5. We should see another one hit San Diego and 1 hit Hawaii, precursoring the nukes to hit all 4. These 4 are all NK targets shown on KJU’s page in a photo.
This will be big. Sept 22 6am, flood on Wash DC? When is San Diego and Hawaii?