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News last week Hurricane Irma

By Anonymous
I think hurricane Irma is was a very sad day because hurricane Irma killed more than 20 people And in the Carribean hurricane Irma killed more than 40 people !!! Irma destroyed so many land in Florida.The affected areas are Cuba,Florida,Bahamas,Caribbean,Turks and Caicos Islands,Guadeloupe,Havana,Saint Martin (Island),Virgin Island,Miami-Dade country,Florida. It happen on August 30th-September 15th. I think that was the longest hurricane

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