Hurricane Irene advances across the North Atlantic Ocean and threatens the Caribbean Islands with winds of up to 255 km/h
Without expecting the soil to play, Hurricane Irene can cause dangerous waves on the eastern coast of the United States – Image: @nhc_atlantic/x/ndHurricane Irene arrived at Category 5, which is the maximum scale of Safir Simpson, according to the National Hurricane Center in the United States) on Saturday (16). The wind reaches 255 km/h in the North Atlantic Ocean.
The rapid development captured the attention of meteorologists. Within slightly more than 24 hours, Hurricane Irene jumped with 120 km/h for the 5 category, threatening the Caribbean islands.
NHC warned: “Hurricane Irene can bring sudden and urban floods, landslides or clay, and the conditions of potential tropical storm to Portorico and the American Virgin Islands this week.”
Eren is Hurricane the first season 2025 and 43 of history in the Atlantic Ocean. Category 5 phenomenon, which is rare in the past, is increasingly common.
In October last year, Hurricane Milton reached the maximum in the Gulf of Mexico with winds of 285 km/h. This phenomenon caused 15 direct deaths and indirect 27, in addition to the estimated damage of 34.3 billion US dollars (about 185.25 billion dollars), according to NOAA (US Ocean and Atmospheric management).
The pilot takes a picture inside the Eye of Hurricane Irene
The US Air Force pilot in the United States took an impressive picture of Ain Ein Irene by flying over the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday (16).
The image published by NHC reveals the contrast between calm inside the eye, on the left, and the disturbances in the ocean waters on the wall of Hurricane Irene on the right.
The picture highlights the contrast between the calm inside the eye and the excitement on the wall“This behavior is interpreted through the dynamics of the hurricane. Al Ain is the fill in the area, where the air grandchildren prevent the formation of the cloud and reduce the strength of the wind on the ocean.
The hurricane is a type of tropical hurricane, characterized by strong rotary winds around the low pressure center. It is formed when the surface temperature of the ocean causes severe evaporation, which raises wet air, condenses, releases energy and nurtures the system. The “Hurricane Season” will be held in the United States from June 1 to November 30.
