Hurricane Irma is so strong and powerful — it literally pulled the water out from the Bahamas and Florida shorelines.
Hurricane Irma, a category 5 storm, has already done massive damage through the Caribbean Islands before reaching Florida.
While breaking many hurricane records, it also brought a rare phenomenon of shaping the ocean by sucking the water into the core of the storm.
Here’s a video posted on Twitter showing a drained Long Island Beach in Bahamas.
I am in disbelief right now… This is Long Island, Bahamas and the ocean water is missing!!! That’s as far as they see #HurricaneIrma wtf pic.twitter.com/AhPAonjO6s
— #ForeverFlourish (@Kaydi_K) September 9, 2017
Here’s the same occurrence in a beach in Florida.
Eerie scene in Key Largo, Florida as ocean recedes amid Hurricane #Irma, leaving boat sitting on dry land https://t.co/5Kz3EN1ESV pic.twitter.com/Gkmp3mad09
— ABC News (@ABC) September 10, 2017
While many concerned it may pose danger, expert says the water will comeback gradually, unlike tsunami.
