Irma in 'Perfect Storm' Conditions, Says Meteorologist

The video discusses a powerful category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic Basin, with sustained winds of 185 mph, and its potential impact on Miami. It explains how sea surface temperatures, particularly those around Florida and the Caribbean, are slightly above average, fueling the storm's intensity. The video also covers the La Nina phenomenon, which reduces wind shear and allows storms to strengthen more quickly. Overall, the video highlights the conditions that contribute to the formation and intensification of storms.

Explain the significance of the colors on the sea surface temperature chart.

What are the implications of the storm's path over warm waters?