As of 11 a.m. EDT, Saturday, the National Hurricane Center posted the latest bulletin on Hurricane Irma that said it was "moving westward across the Atlantic as a small hurricane." The storm is still very far away from the continental United States, and it's too early to say with much confidence where the storm will be by the end of next week, or if it will have any impact on the U.S.

Stay tuned, though. Meteorologists are already eyeing another system: Hurricane Irma, which intensified from a tropical storm to a major hurricane in just 30 hours, is steadily moving west across the Atlantic.
Hurricane Harvey is projected to possibly become the second costliest hurricane in the United States's history, with estimates ranging from US$72 billion to over $125 billion. In comparison, Hurricane Katrina's total damage is estimated to be around $118 to $160 billion.