President Donald Trump's million-dollar mansion on the Caribbean island of St. Martin was left in ruins after being devastated by Hurricane Irma, with wind gusts reaching 360 km/h.
The Caribbean islands, still reeling from the devastating effects of Hurricane Irma, are now bracing for another storm, expected to intensify from the evening of September 18th.
As the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic, Hurricane Irma demonstrated terrifying destructive power, capable of turning the Caribbean island of Barbuda into a desolate wasteland with no sign of human habitation.
A speeding white SUV suddenly rear-ended and its front end was crushed after a large tree was uprooted and fell on it; the incident occurred on September 11th as Hurricane Irma swept through Georgia, USA.
Following Hurricane Irma, residents of the Caribbean islands and Florida, USA, are once again facing looting and vandalism from escaped prisoners and armed robbers.
After Hurricane Irma, what remains is the love, care, and even the pain of the people who went through the storm together.
A jewelry store in Miami, Florida, USA, looked like a submarine when the sea outside was surging with water rising more than 1 meter.
Escaped prisoners and hundreds of armed thieves, armed with guns and knives, are threatening the Caribbean islands after they were devastated by Hurricane Irma.
An aircraft carrier and other naval vessels have been sent to Florida to assist in search and rescue operations after Hurricane Irma devastated parts of the region.
To date, approximately 54.000 people in Florida, USA, have signed up to support the "Shoot Hurricane Irma" campaign, believing it's a good idea to teach the storm a lesson.
Heavy rain, strong winds, and waves up to 8 meters high battered an 8-kilometer stretch of the Malecon seawall as Hurricane Irma swept through the Havana area of Cuba. The hurricane killed 10 Cubans and forced the evacuation of 10.000 Havana residents.
Miami, a city located on the Atlantic coast in southeastern Florida, suffered devastating damage from Hurricane Irma.
Despite the violently surging waves during Hurricane Irma, the young man approached the area engrossed in filming, and ended up being swept away by a wave.
Florida police have arrested dozens of people for shoplifting and stealing guns from stores.
Three cranes at construction sites in South Florida were unable to withstand the nearly 200 km/h winds of Hurricane Irma as it swept across the United States.
On September 8th, Hurricane Irma drained the water, leaving the beaches on Long Island (Bahamas, Atlantic Ocean) completely dry; just one day later, the seawater rose again, becoming clear and blue as if the storm had never swept through.
Posted on the local police website, the photo of a police officer father kissing his daughter goodbye in the storm before going on duty has received thousands of interactions and shares from the online community.
Despite their sturdy construction, the high-rise buildings in Miami struggled to withstand winds of up to 210 km/h from Hurricane Irma.
A man named Juston Drake, disregarding the danger, jumped out of his car in the middle of Hurricane Irma to collect crucial data.
Just hours after making landfall, Hurricane Irma left more than 3 million people in Florida without power, killed at least four people, and destroyed thousands of structures.
With the superstorm predicted to cause the greatest damage in American history, each citizen is responding differently.
More than 120 prisoners were inadvertently released after Hurricane Irma struck the Caribbean and blew up a prison on Tortola Island in the British Virgin Islands.
An event garnered tens of thousands of views on Facebook with the statement, "Let's show Irma that we were the ones who fired first."
Hurricane Irma, a Category 4 storm, made landfall in Florida, where nearly half a million people are without power.
Hurricane Irma made landfall in Florida on September 10th with devastating winds that canceled thousands of flights and is expected to cause alarming levels of storm surge.
Governor Rick Scott warned residents that Hurricane Irma could generate deadly storm surges as it sweeps across Florida in the coming days.
As Hurricane Irma approached the southwestern coast of Florida, thousands of people waited for hours to enter shelters, hoping to escape the storm.
While still reeling from and recovering from the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, people on the Caribbean islands are bracing for a second Category 4 storm, named Jose.
Hours before Hurricane Irma made landfall in Cuba, rescue workers transported dolphins south of the country to ensure their safety.
After sweeping through the Caribbean islands, Hurricane Irma is continuing to strengthen before making landfall in Florida with estimated winds of over 200 km/h.
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