Hurricane Irma is a nasty, category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic.
Here in Florida, we prepare for the worst and pray for the best, and it’s important to keep track of the path of Irma.
Naturally, NOAA.gov is the authority web site of the National Hurricane Center, providing updates every 3 hours about the hurricane’s projected path. Those images, however, are static.
A great visualization tool at Ventusky.com displays the global weather, with the ability to zoom in to the finest detail.
Ventusky constantly shows a live map of the selected region, with important information such as temperature, precipitation, clouds, wind speed and gusts, air pressure and waves. There is a matching app for Android as well.
Ventusky also has a projected path system, and so far it shows a north-east movement for hurricane Irma, with a landfall close to Miami and then a north-east track.
Stay safe everyone!
