Irma storm ‘looks like the largest ever!’ Trump tweets

President Donald Trump put himself back in hurricane mode as Hurricane Irma smashed through the Caribbean on a track that could take it to Florida.

Just days after making efforts to oversee preparations and response efforts for Hurricane Harvey, which wreaked destruction over southeast Texas, Trump tweeted about his storm team. 

‘Watching Hurricane closely. My team, which has done, and is doing, such a good job in Texas, is already in Florida.’

President Donald Trump tweeted there was ‘No rest for the weary!’ as Hurricane Irma made its way toward the U.S.

He added: ‘No rest for the weary!’

In another tweet, he wrote, ‘Hurricane looks like largest ever recorded in the Atlantic!’

Trump also relied on Twitter to show the nation that he was on top of Harvey as it barreled toward Texas.

He tracked the storm from Camp David in August, met with his security team, and made a trip to Austin and Corpus Christie after it blasted Texas, leaving much of Houston underwater.

‘After witnessing first hand the horror & devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey,my heart goes out even more so to the great people of Texas!’ Trump wrote in a tweet last month following his initial visit, although he was criticized for not having actually met storm victims on his initial journey. 

As with Harvey, Trump remarked on the hurricane's historic dimensions

As with Harvey, Trump remarked on the hurricane’s historic dimensions

The president tweeted that his team was doing 'such a good job in Texas' and was 'already in Florida' in advance of the storm

The president tweeted that his team was doing ‘such a good job in Texas’ and was ‘already in Florida’ in advance of the storm

As Major Hurricane Irma churns across the western Atlantic and towards the United States, residents along the Gulf and East coasts of the U.S. should prepare now for potential impacts.
Category 5 Hurricane Irma will blast the northern Caribbean with flooding rain, damaging winds and rough surf through midweek, bringing life-threatening conditions to the islands

As Major Hurricane Irma churns across the western Atlantic and towards the United States, residents along the Gulf and East coasts of the U.S. should prepare now for potential impacts.Category 5 Hurricane Irma will blast the northern Caribbean with flooding rain, damaging winds and rough surf through midweek, bringing life-threatening conditions to the islands

Trump owns a $28 million property on St. Martin that could be impacted

Trump owns a $28 million property on St. Martin that could be impacted

Trump owns a $28 million property on St. Martin that could be impacted

Trump owns a $28 million property on St. Martin that could be impacted

President Donald J Trump shakes hands with Col. Gary Jones, commander of the 147th Attack Wing, upon his arrival on Air Force One to Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base
US President Donald Trump visits Hurricane Harvey victims, Houston, Texas

President Donald J Trump shakes hands with Col. Gary Jones, commander of the 147th Attack Wing, upon his arrival on Air Force One to Ellington Field Joint Reserve BaseUS President Donald Trump visits Hurricane Harvey victims, Houston, Texas

A man tears out Hurricane Harvey flood damage from a home in southwestern Houston, Texas, U.S. September 2, 2017

A man tears out Hurricane Harvey flood damage from a home in southwestern Houston, Texas, U.S. September 2, 2017

US President Donald Trump visits Hurricane Harvey victime at NRG Center in Houston on September 2, 2017

US President Donald Trump visits Hurricane Harvey victime at NRG Center in Houston on September 2, 2017

As the nation braced for another hit, Trump faced the prospect of sustaining damage to his own holdings.

  • He owns a $28 million mansion on the French territory of St. Martin. Its price got slashed to $16.9 million when it didn’t immediately sell. Trump owns it through a trust that he doesn’t currently manage.
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  • Mar-a-Lago in West Palm Beach also could sustain damage. 
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  • Trump approved emergency declarations for Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands on Tuesday.
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