PHOTOS: The damage that Hurricane Irma left in Cuba en route to Florida

Pictures from the last nation she hit may give some insight of what Floridians could be in for when it feels the full power of the tempest that was most as of late named a Category 4 occasion. 

Sea tempest Irma hit northern Cuba on Saturday, conveying beating precipitation and twist to the city of Caibarien, as indicated by CNN. 

The tempest left such a great amount of water in the city that there were waves on its primary road, the system included. 

In the mean time, in the Cuban capital of Havana, individuals were cautioned to remain off lanes due to flooding that could continue for the following two days. 

Waters came to around 600 meters into the city, Civil Defense Col. Luis Angel Macareno said on Saturday. 

There were, be that as it may, no reports of passings. 

The tempest all things considered left a trail of harm that gives a dismal omen of what Americans could confront when the sea tempest comes to the U.S. terrain. 

Here are photographs of what Cuba looked like as it was whipped by Hurricane Irma: 

Wind and waves in Havana