2016 Super Hyperactive Atlantic hurricane season (Free editing)

'''Now that Hurricane Alex has formed, I thought it would be cool to do a new free-editing season. I did the 2016 Atlantic season in free-editing before, but that version was intended to be realistic. This version, however, is not intended to be. I have added the real Alex to begin the season. I would like to see this season have at least 40-50 named storms in it. However, I will place a cap, because I don't want any category 6 storms or black holes. '''

Requirements:

Storms may not be stronger than 210 mph, 865 mbar

PLEASE, NO VANDALISM. All vandalism edits will be reverted.

Storms may not last longer than 35 days

Only real hurricanes/tropical storms/subtropical storms

Please use the official naming list first - Alex, Bonnie, Colin, Danielle, Earl, Fiona, Gaston, Hermine, Ian, Julia, Karl, Lisa, Matthew, Nicole, Otto, Paula, Richard, Shary, Tobias, Virginie, and Walter, then the Greek Alphabet, then the Hebrew Alphabet if we get there.

Hurricane Alex
On January 13, a non-tropical low organized itself into Subtropical Storm Alex. The next day it peaked with 85 mph winds south of the Azores. On January 15, Alex weakened to a tropical storm, and eventually became extratropical. Alex caused minimal damage in the Azores.

Damages:Minimal

Deaths:0

Tropical Storm Bonnie
Damages:$23,000,000

Deaths:4

Hurricane Colin
On January 20,A tropical wave appeared near Cabo Verde,but was initially prevented from organizing by tropical storm Bonnie to its Southeast.However by 02:00 UTC on January 24th it had organized into tropical depression three.Three slowly intensified amidst 25 C waters and moderate wind shear,but was a C2 hurricane when it hit the Bahamas and a C3 upon hitting and finally dissipating over Florida,due to a mis-predicion by the NHC.

Damages:$880,000,000

Deaths:183

Tropical Depression Four
Damages:0

Deaths:0

Tropical Storm Danielle
Damages:0

Deaths:0

On 29 January 2016,A tropical wave appeared over the north Atlantic,but by the time it had developed,it was completely overshadowed by hurricane Colin and was only noticed in the post-season analysis.

Hurricane Earl
Damage: $3.2 Billion

Deaths: 62

Hurricane Fiona
Damage: $13 Billion

Deaths:88

Subtropical Hurricane Gaston
Damage: $3 Billion

Deaths: 8

Hurricane Hermine
Damage: $1 Billion

Deaths: 190

Hurricane Ian
Damage: $0

Deaths: 1

Hurricane Julia
Damage: $3.2 Billion

Deaths: 55

Hurricane Karl
On April 15, after Julia formed, a tropical depression formed near the Cape Verde Islands. It struggled to intensify and briefly dissipated. However, on April 19, the system reintensified into a Tropical Depression. At 11:00 ET, on April 20, the depression intensified into Tropical Storm Karl. Karl began a period of rapid intensifcation that same day. Shortly after, at 11:45 ET the same day, Karl intensified into a hurricane. Karl continued to rapidly intensify until reaching peak intensity of a 145 MPH Category 4 hurricane. Karl then rapidly weakened and hit Ireland as an extra topical cyclone, killing ten.

Damages: $3.5 billion

Deaths: 10

Hurricane Lisa
A tropical depression formed west of the Cape Verde Islands on April 20 and was upgraded to Tropical Storm Lisa, due to the rapid intensifcation. Lisa went up in intensity quickly, seemingly becoming a Category 3, but was re-evaluated and was downgraded to Category 1. Lisa intensified again, and was a Category 3 once again. Lisa continued to intensify and became a Category 5, the second Cat 5 of the 2016 season. Lisa made landfall near Barbuda, killing twenty so far. Lisa then maintained intense Category 5 intensity for three days, before hitting Cuba as a Category 5. Lisa weakened and entered the Gulf of Mexico as a Category 3 hurricane. Lisa made landfall near New Orleans as a Category 4 hurricane, killing hundreds.

Hurricane Matthew
Hurricane Matthew formed from a low tropical wave traveling across the Atlantic. It was upgraded to Tropical Storm Matthew at 0600 UTC, April 20. Matthew gradually intensified into a Category 1 hurricane on April 22, and the season's 7th major hurricane on April 24. Matthew made a curve away from the U.S. and remained out to sea for the remainder of its life.

Hurricane Nicole
A tropical wave was upgraded to Tropical Storm Nicole on April 24th, due to a closed circulation being found and winds exceeding 40 MPH. Nicole entered a period of rapid intensifcation not long after and developed a defined eye. Nicole was then upgraded to hurricane strength. Nicole continued this intensifcation and became the ninth major hurricane of the season already. Nicole continued as a Category 3 Hurricane and made landfall in South Carolina as a Category 3, killing ninteen.

Tropical Storm Otto
On May 2, a tropical wave emerged from the coast of Africa and became a tropical depression in the Caribbean Sea. The depression was upgraded to Tropical Storm Otto. Otto reached peak intensity east of Dominica and dissipated before reaching Nicaragua.

Hurricane Paula
A tropical low wave exited the Cape Verde Island area and was declared Tropical Depression Seventeen. Seventeen intensified within hours into Tropical Storm Paula, and Paula intensified into a major hurricane in five hours, being the fastest intensifying storm in history. Paula became the 10th major of the season on May 17th. Paula reached peak intensity of 155 MPH, a very strong Category 4 hurricane, a few hundred miles west of Dominica, which was impacted by Otto earlier in the month. Paula caused major evacuations in Dominica and surrounding islands. Paula made landfall in Dominica on May 20th, and had such a large eye that the whole island could be seen in the eye.