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Photo Essay of Hurricane Irma Essay 2022

   

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Running head: PHOTO ESSAY OF HURRICANE IRMA
Photo Essay of Hurricane Irma
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Photo Analysis of Hurricane Irma
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Defining Photo Essay:
A photo essay is a contemporary concept, which is basically a set of photographs that
are sequenced in a certain way that each of the photo state a story and upon relating the
photos, one will get a full picture of a complete story. These photo essays often are portrayed
in a way that uphold an emotional story, certain photo essays, again, give a portrayal of the
social and political conditioning of a place. Often these photographs are seen without any
comments, plainly portraying some pictures, and each of these pictures have a story of itself,
some of the pictures, again, come with small notes or comments that help the viewers to
understand the pictures.
In the following essay, a photo essay of Hurricane Irma is been presented and further
illustrated.
Hurricane Irma:
Hurricane Irma was the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic basin, as recorded in the
Caribbean Sea and at the Gulf of Mexico. The strength and the size of the storm is dynamic,
changing over courses of time, however, the highest wind speed maintained by the storm was
of 185mph for e7 hours straight. Hurricane Irma first took place in the year 2010, and it has
covered the highest of 300,000 square miles cloud field, which is, technically bigger the
entire state of Texas. In the year 2018 Hurricane Irma had again taken place, and this time
had caused landfall in Texas and Florida, thus creating a new record. Therefore, in the
following essay the effects of the storm have been presented through a photo essay.

Photo Analysis of Hurricane Irma
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Scientific Explanation:
Hurricane Irma, that took place in September 5, 2017, was strengthened by five storm,
as claimed by the scientists, and had come on Hurricane Irma making landfall near Texas and
Corpus Christi, and had rained heavily in the Houston and the areas surrounding it. The
picture was captured with the Visible Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) instrument by the
NOAA/ NASA Suomi NPP satellite. The National Hurricane Centre started to monitor the
movement of the tropical wave since 26th August of w2017 and had hit the coastal areas on
late 27th August, initiating the massive storm. The depression gradually had started to
intensify, within two days of hitting the ground, as recorded by the Scatterometer and the
Satellite estimates. The increase in the sea surface temperature had ensured the intensification
of the waves, however, the cool waters and the dry air had played a little role in being a
hindrance in the way of the strengthening of the wave (Rowell).

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