Hypothetical 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season (Skellitor Titan)[]
Background[]
It’s 2038, 11 years after Armageddon. The North American civil war is finished and united into one country called the United countries of North America (UCNA)the ozone mostly healed and life begun to once again flourish, but still the open Atlantic Ocean are still hot (but not extremely hot) as the mantle in the mid Atlantic ridge is still spewing magma. And hurricanes can still form to become 200 mph storms at least once a year. By 2035, April 10 would become Collin day to give respect to the people that tried and died to keep other people alive in the worst hurricane in earth history.(Also Euro-kalgamania was not as hyper advanced in military tech as in the natural LVL timeline to make this possible and I don’t want to talk about the dark things kalgamania (because of per site policy of talking about discrimination) would have done in these natural disasters due to them being Absolute monarch - Facist regime).
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The tracks of the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
In 2028 Hurricane Collin has changed the world forever causing people to go underground as the ozone was gone for North America and europe for 4 years till the ozone layer started to form back over North America, there was 10 countries in 2030 and after 4 years of unification and civil wars, North America became united into the united countries of North America, after the North America united into the united countries of North America, they have created to agencies; the national hurricane center(NHC), and the North American tropical weather agency (NATWA). The hurricane seasons activity depictions go by these stages: inactive, below average, average, above average, active, and hyperactive hurricane seasons, but the NHC activity records go by ACE, while the NATWA goes by the named storms, hurricanes, and major hurricanes. The average hurricane season in ACE is: 158-206, and the the average season for storms is; 17- 21 named storms, 12 - 15 hurricanes, 5 - 9 Major hurricanes, and 1 - 3 category 5 hurricanes a year. Official hurricane season starts in the start of June and ends in the end of November, but cyclogenisis can happen any time in the year as shown by Sub Tropical Storm Alberto, Sub Tropical Storm Beryl, Hurricane Chris, Major Hurricane Emu, Tropical Storm Enu, Tropical Storm Oo, Hurricane Pii, Hurricane Kyuu, and Tropical Storm Aaru . Even though there’s 3 additional names for the naming list, If a Naming List is finished, since the Greek alphabet was retired cause the Greek names had more the 2 Hypercanes in 2027, It’s Replaced with the Japanese alphabet.
The Enhanced saffir-Simpson Scale[]
People in 2027 were mad at the scale that was kind of biased as a hypercane is much lower than scientists claim to be and wants the scale to be updated to make hypercane status little accurately depicted of the meaning of a hypercane. So in 2035, NATWA and The NHC agreed upon a new updated scale called the “enhanced saffir-Simpson Scale”. But NATWA says beyond category 8 they have no definition to comprehend the damage that a category 9 would do and it’s just unsurvivable and everything would be absolutely flattened.
Enhanced saffir-Simpson scale: Tropical Depression: <39 Mph, Minimal to no damage would occur. Tropical Storm: 40 - 73 mph minimal- minor damage Could occur depending on the area of landfall. Category 1: 74 - 96 mph in the UCNA minimal damage would occur other places moderate Damage would occur, Category 2: 97 - 110 mph moderate damage in UCNA would occur, in other places considerable damage would occur, hurricanes strong as this would make storm surge a concern, Category 3: 111 mph - 129 mph, in UCNA Considerable damage would occur, in other areas Significant Damage will occur. Now this is the updated part of the scale:
Category 4: 130 - 159 mph, in the UCNA significant damage would occur, in other areas Major Damage will occur, Category 5: 160 - 200 mph, Major to Catastrophic Damage would occur Category 6: 200 - 240 mph, wide spread damage would occur, Category 7: 241 - 269 mph, wide spread catastrophic damage would occur. Category 8: 270 - 300 mph, apocalyptic Damage would Occur, Category 9: 301 - 349 mph, wide spread apocalyptic Damage would occur Category 10: 350 - 399 mph, wide spread Damage will occur on a state scale. HYPERCANE: 400 - 499 MPH, wide spread apocalyptic damage will occur as well as damage to the ozone layer will occur. MEGACANE: 500 - 699 mph, Wide Spread apocalyptic Damage will Occur on a multi state scale as well as damage to the ozone layer. INFINITE STORM: 700+ MPH, wide spread Apocalyptic Damage would occur on a national scale and long lasting ozone damage would occur(but infinite storm can only be classified if a sonic booms can be heard in the storms eyewall at a elevation of 20000 ft). The Armageddon storm category was retired by NATWA and NHC as people and the central government wants Collin to be remembered by the world as the only world ending cyclone on earth, also on how Collin gotten that strong is a mystery as it was physics breaking but scientists said that the last time a storm had gotten that strong was 3.9 billion years ago.
Class Warnings and Measures[]
In Armageddon millions of people died mostly because warnings them selves were not totally effective at wavering lives, but now after the unification of North America the central government tells NATWA to make new alerts and add precautions for the state if indicated with the warnings and alerts, and in august of 2035 NATWA made a warning precaution scale for coastal provinces and states they the stages of alerts are called classes that go from class I(1) to class VIII(8) . Which in November 2035 the central government of the united countries of North America approved the scale and became effective in January of next year to all states in the nation.
The Tropical cyclone warning Scale[]
Class I[]
Or Tropical Storm Watch) class 1 means Tropical force winds of 40 mph or Stronger is possible within 48–72 hours. The precautions are: refrain to drive on roads if middle of a storm, and prepare some supplies enough to keep you alive for 1 week, incase the storm rapidly intensifies and you need to evacuate.
Class II[]
Or tropical storm warning)Class 2 means Tropical Storm force winds is expected in 24–36 hours. The precautions are: you must refrain from driving if you don’t have a high suspension vehicle as it is likely that parts of roads will be flooded with a foot of rain or more.
Class III[]
Hurricane watch) Class 3 means a storm with hurricane force winds of 75 MPH or higher is possible within 48 hours. The precautions are: elderly people must go to higher ground or further Inland and should do so while you still can, don’t drive on roads when the storm is 12 hours within your area. Prepare sandbags and put it against doors. And prepare a week worth of food, water, and medical supplies.
Class IV[]
Or Hurricane warning) class 4 means a storm with hurricane force winds of 75 MPH or higher is predicted or expected within 24 hours. The precautions are: elderly people must go to a higher ground or be in the top floor of a sturdy building, put sandbags on any doors that lead outside, and evacuation is recommended. Also u must prepare a week worths of supplies if you plan to evacuate.
Class V[]
Or Major hurricane warning)class 5 means a storm with major hurricane force winds of 115 MPH or higher is predicted or expected within 24 hours. The precautions are: people of coastal county’s or 20 miles from a nearest beach must evacuate just incase the levees fail, people that are beyond that or unable to leave must board doors and windows, as well as putting a stacks of sand bags on the doors to stop running water, the central government is allowed to issue a state of emergency If it’s a CAT 4 and the government of the state getting this warning does not issue one within 36 hours before landfall. When landfall is about to happen prepare to go into the highest floor or roof of your house. Because storm surge can be up to 12 FT which it’s mostly unsurvivable. When evacuating make sure u have 1–2 weeks worth of food, medical supplies, and etc as sometimes floods can last for days, as well as reconstruction Could last for much longer. When issued it will be broadcasted threw the EAS(emergency alert system) every 6 hours(every hurricane advisory)
Class VI(Hurricane Emergency)[]
Class 6 (Hurricane emergency) means a hurricane is expected to make landfall with winds of at least 175 MPH in 36 hours, U MUST PREPARE TO EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY. The Storm surge height at this strength is definitely unsurvivable. The EAS will alert this and u should know the precautions: You must evacuate from the county’s that have class 4 warnings or above and away from the 36 hour cone path. You must have 2 weeks worth of food and supplies when evacuating. Do not hoard food, cause you gonna make people be in danger of starvation, thirst, and disease. You can be fined up to 500$ by the state. But what’s frowned upon is price gouging.“Price gouging refers to sellers trying to take unfair advantage of consumers during an emergency or (incoming) disaster by greatly increasing prices for essential consumer goods and services”.(source: oag.ca.gov ) the government can fine you from 2000$-10000$ depending how long u done it and how overpriced it was compared to market price. Also looting is frowned upon cause it can affect the owners greatly if another disaster comes. Like not evacuating when it’s mandatory or having the person store all there belongings in their transport vehicle and not focusing on getting essential supplies. If being caught doing so The base fine is 10000$ and given to the owner or 4 year jail sentence, and the fine can be raised if the owner has claims on the prices of their belongings and psychological costs. And people that has a truck drivers license can drive a bus to evacuate people to a safer area.
Class VII (Extreme Hurricane Emergency)[]
Class 7 (extreme hurricane emergency) is a storm that has winds of 200 mph and gonna make landfall at that strength within 3–5 days, the precautions up above but u must get 2 weeks worth of food as flooding can last for weeks. You must get 100 miles away from the prediction cone if it gonna be at ur location with it 48–72 hours. Also any person that has a drivers license can drive a bus to evacuate people but it depends how big the storm is but either way you would need to get out of the predicted area IMMEDIATELY. Also The Procedures of Class 6 goes with Class 7 aswell.
Class VIII (HYPERCANE EMERGENCY)[]
Class 8 (hypercane emergency) means a hurricane is predicted is gonna reach around hypercane status with winds of 400 mph or more within 5 days. NOBODY should be within 50 miles from where the predicted eyewall is, even meteorologists and storm chasers should not be near this storm. Any building would lose everything even their foundations, the land would be eroded away and will take at least 6 months for the land to begin resurfacing. Make sure u get all ur belongings that u will miss if destroyed. Call Ubers, buses, or family and friends if your car is risking in breaking down. You can be fined 200$ for towing and slowing down traffic. Also, the Emergency Alert System would be issued in the areas in a Class 8 Hypercane emergency every hour to bring updates and remind to evacuate.
Class IX(MEGACANE EMERGENCY)[]
Class 9 (Megacane Emergency) means a Hurricane or Hypercane has more further favorable conditions to continue strengthening into a strong hypercane, or a megacane with winds of 500 mph or stronger, a Storm of such strength can have regional altering conditions, a megacane can completely demolish a area of ozone in the atmosphere. And can cause widespread erosion to the coasts, the procedures are that a specialized cone is used to show the predicted wind field live, you must prepare to leave everything you can’t bring behind forever, asylums will be made so people will be housed in shelter. Leaving the predicted path of the storm will not save you. U need to get from 300 miles from the storms center to only experience gale force winds, not doing so is suicide, storm surge can get up to 120 feet and go 100 miles inland. The same procedures and doctrine as the last 2 classes will be followed.
Additional Warnings and procedures[]
State of Emergency[]
a state of emergency means a city or State needs urgent help and economic aid due to a natural disaster that affected them or is gonna affect them. When a state or region declares a state of emergency, it starts off by donation funds being announced asking people to donate to the people of the incoming disaster and a aid package of $3 Billion, $5 billion, $10 billion, $20 Billion, and $30 Billion depending on what NATWA recommends on what to send to the area that’s under a state of emergency, and the Congress will vote if that’s necessary to spend that much but a doctrine has been signed that if in a predicted hurricane season, a aid package does not need to be negotiated by congress if it’s worth less than $5 billion. The other procedures when area is in state of emergency is mobilize search and rescue operations and help people to evacuate. How it’s done is: the surrounding states of that surrounds a state or region in a state of emergency’s is asked to be prepare search and rescue helicopters and task forces to help the state is in a state of emergency. And the state under a state of emergency would get EAS to be triggered and tell them what to do in the incoming disaster and police forces will help the people that is in the state of emergency to evacuate.
Storm Surge Watch[]
Storm Surge watch means there is predictions showing that there will be storm surge of over 9 feet within the next 48 hours, if in a Storm surge watch, stay off of the beaches, incase a storm surge watch is upgrades to a storm surge warning the continental levee system will be risen up to block the storm surge.
Storm Surge Warning[]
Storm Surge Warning means it’s confirmed that there will be storm surge that can be over 9 Feet over your area by the next 24–48 hours. A section levee system will rise in your area, the Continental Atlantic Levee System is split in 15 parts, LS 1 (levee section 1) which is Virginia to North Carolina, and LS 15 (Levee Section 15) southern Central America to panama. It can block Storm Surge about 20 Feet high and can with stand winds up to 170 Mph without breaking. If in a Mandatory evacuation or in a Class 5 Major Hurricane Warning you should evacuate anyway due to storm surge not being the main threat but the wind and rainfall.
Enhanced Coastal Risk[]
A enhanced coastal risk is like a Particularly Dangerous Situation but for the tropics, its when there’s extremely favorable conditions for hurricanes heading at the coasts highlighted as a Enhanced Coastal risk can cause rapid or explosive intensification. The procedures are, the Class warnings will be one Class a head if it’s a warning, like for example: a Class 4 hurricane Warning will be upgraded to a Class 5 Major Hurricane Warning due to the chance of rapid intensification. More imports of food and water supplies will be given to the area that’s in a Enhanced coastal risk for a month so people can get at least 1 week of food and supplies. So people can evacuate early as a hurricane can rapidly intensify with little time to evacuate normally.
Voluntary Evacuations[]
You would see voluntary evacuations announced but will be rarely said, it means that people were given notice of a dangerous situation and tells them you can evacuate without repercussions such as missing from work, school, and etc. these are announced to give time for people to prepare.
Recommendatory Evacuations[]
Recommendatory evacuations can be seen if a hurricane is about to hit land, this means that the government encourages you to evacuate, they will do the same procedures as voluntary evacuations. But also help prepare u to do so.
Mandatory Evacuations[]
mostly issued when a Major or Extreme hurricane is about to make landfall in the area. The same procedures would happen as the last stages of evacuations but in a more serious way. It’s considered illegal to stay in the area if Mandatory Evacuations or issued for the area. Extra supplies will be sent to the area to help people prepare in evacuating, with 2 weeks of water and food for every citizen if on a island, boats from neighboring islands or by your government will be sent to help you evacuate as soon as possible. If in worse case scenario, temporary doctrines will be declared by the local government that has a area that has Mandatory Evacuations issued such as allowing people to drive a bus or drive a boat without a boating permit or a permit to drive a bus to help people in need to evacuate the people.
Predictions[]
In February It was believed that the basins will be transitioning to a La Niña. The NHC predicts that there will be: 21 Named Storms, 13 Hurricanes, 8 major Hurricanes And 2 Category 5 Hurricanes. NATWA predicts that there will be: 24 Named Storms, 16 Hurricanes, 9 Major Hurricanes, and 3 Category 5 Hurricanes. And the NWS, Predicts there will be: Named Storms, 13 Hurricanes, 7 Major Hurricanes, and 1 Category 5 Hurricane. And EKWO (Euro-kalgamania weather organization) Predicts there will be: 23 Named Storms, 14 Hurricanes, 7 Major Hurricanes, and 2 Category 5 Hurricanes.
In the April Predictions, the NHC predicts that there will be: 23 Named Storms, 15 Hurricanes, 10 Major Hurricanes, 4 Category 5 Hurricanes, and 1 Extreme Hurricane. NATWA predicts that there will be: 26 Named Storms, 18 Hurricanes, 12 Major Hurricanes, 5 Category 5 Hurricanes, and 1 Extreme hurricane. But the NWS Predicts that there will be: 21 Named Storms, 15 Hurricanes, 10 Major Hurricanes, And 3 Category 5 Hurricanes. And EKWO Predicts there will be: 22 Named Storm 16 Hurricanes, 10 Major hurricanes, and 4 Category 5 Hurricanes.
In final predictions, which 4 storms already formed and waters are becoming abnormally Hot, the NHC predicts that there will be: 25 additional Named Storms, 17 Hurricanes, 13 Major Hurricanes, 6 Category 5 Hurricanes, and a Extreme Hurricane. NATWA predicts there will be: 27 additional Named Storms, 19 Hurricanes, 15 Major Hurricanes, 8 Category 5 Hurricanes, and 3 Extreme Hurricanes(Jesus!). NWS Predicts there will be an additional: 25 Named Storms, 17 Hurricanes, 14 Major Hurricanes, 4 Category 5 Hurricanes and 1 Extreme Hurricane. And EKWO Predicts there will be an additional: 26 Named Storms, 18 Hurricanes, 15 Major Hurricanes, 6 Category 5 Hurricanes, and 1 Extreme Hurricane.
DISCLAIMER[]
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Hurricane Season[]
Sub-Tropical Storm Alberto[]
The track of Sub-Tropical Storm Alberto for 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On April 10, in the Illinois monsoon season, thunder storms from Illinois begins getting Pushed South by a Cold Front. By April 11. A quick drop in the thunderstorms pressure begins to take notice by NATWA. As The thunderstorms causes a derecho in Mississippi, NATWA gives the storm a 20% chance of tropical development by the next 5 days. By April 13, The storm Reaches the Gulf of Mexico and began to organize despite the cool Waters. On April 14, the storm stalls 150 Miles from Floridas coasts still continuing to organize and drop in pressure. On the night of April 15. RECON detected Gale force Winds but a low temperature core, hence it was upgraded to a Sub-tropical storm and was named Alberto. immediately, Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings were issued for the South west coasts of Florida and Class 1 Tropical Storm Watches for the northern Bahamas. On April 16 04:05 UTC. Alberto would make Landfall in fort Myers, Florida, at its peak winds of 50 mph. After Leaving Florida, Alberto would Quickly Dissipate 80 miles from the Bahamas in April 17 the afternoon.
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Damages and Death Toll[]
The Affects from Alberto was relatively Minor due to the lack of rain over the months for Florida, and new rebuilt Houses are now made out of stronger materials and able to go against strong Hurricanes. But 1 Person dies due to rip tides caused by Alberto. Overall, Sub tropical storm Alberto caused 1 fatality and done minimal damage.
Sub Tropical Storm Beryl[]
The track of subtropical storm beryl for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On April 23, an extra tropical Low heads south to Massachusetts, it was not being track for 2 days as the storm was considered a bomb cyclone by NATWA and a wind storm by EKWO. On April 26 in the morning, the storm started getting some tropical characteristics, lose the front that was in the center of circulation, and escaped the jet stream, it started to become tracked by NATWA and was named Beryl and was Classified as a Sub Tropical Storm. Beryl Peaks with winds of 60 Mph before beginning to weaken as it heads back up towards the extratropical Atlantic on April 28. It gets re caught into the jet Steam on April 29, becoming Extra tropical Again later in the afternoon. It would be dissipate and get absorbed by the jet steam on May 1.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Do to not making any affect on anyland mass (even though it was a big storm) it caused no deaths and caused minimal damage
Hurricane Chris[]
The track of Hurricane Chris for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On May 10 a Tropical Wave off the cost of Africa 3 days began to quickly organize over the mid near the mid Atlantic ridge. On May 12 favorable conditions allowed the storm to organize to Tropical Depression three with trouble and begins strengthening in intensity by feeding off the warm waters of the mid Atlantic Ridge. On the night of May 12, the storm has intensified to a Tropical Storm and was given the name Chris. Over the next 2 days it steadily intensifies and become a Category 1 Hurricane by May 14 in the afternoon. In the morning of May 15 Chris Reaches a Peak as a category 1 hurricane with winds of 85 Mph before it suddenly weakened down to a tropical storm due to dry air getting into the eye of the storm. Later that day a Storm named: Tropical Depression four (scroll down to see the storm and it’s track) merges with Chris which causes it to slightly strengthen back but cause a slight change of direction due to the Fujiwara affect. On May 16, the Bermuda High captures Chris and causes it to go north but causes a hole in the Bermuda high due to the merge of Tropical Depression four and Chris which in turn causes Chris to stall in the high pressure system for 3 days. In the morning May 19 after Chris got out of the Bermuda high, Chris weakens down to a Tropical Depression due to colder waters which also makes it begin to transition into a extra tropical storm and completes transition 18 hours later. Chris heads north before dissipating about 50 degrees north from the equator where it was absorbed by the jet stream On May 21.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
The only place affected by Chris was Bermuda which only experience Rip currents and rainfall. Overall, Hurricane Chris caused minimal and caused no fatalities
Tropical Depression Four[]
The track of Tropical Depression Four For the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On May 13, a Tropical Wave began to organize after 6 days of development after coming off the coast of Africa. 6 hours later it Became Tropical Depression Four but struggles to continue to strengthen due to Dry air getting into the center of Circulation. On May 14, Tropical Depression Four begins to orbit a storm named Chris and begins to get absorbed by it. By May 15, Tropical Depression Four Dissipates as it completely merged with Tropical Storm Chris.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Due to not affecting any land mass. it caused no Fatalities and minimal damage.
Major Hurricane Debby[]
The track of Hurricane Debby for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On June 3, A strong severe thunderstorm off the coast of the Yucatan begins rapidly organizing to become Tropical Depression Five by the next day, and 6 hours later was strengthened to a Tropical Storm and was given the name Debby. Due to the warm waters, it was to be predicted to be a hurricane, Class 4 Hurricane Warnings became Issued for the state of Veracruz, Mexico, and it became advised to leave the mountain ranges and leave the coast line to seek safer ground. But people did not expect anything stronger than a Category 1 Hurricane. By June 4 in the morning, Debby begins to rapidly intensify to a From a Tropical Storm to a Category 3 Major Hurricane within 24 hours. Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings were issued for northern Veracruz, Mexico, And mandatory evacuation were issued for the mountain ranges of Veracruz and the northern coasts. But people didn’t have anymore time to leave and braced for impact. On 15:00 UTC of June 5, Debby reaches a peak as a category 3 hurricane with winds of 120 mph before making landfall on northern Veracruz, Mexico. Debby begins to rapidly weaken and dissipate around Mexico City, on the morning of June 7.
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Damage and Deathtoll[]
The Impact from Shary was significant, due to low tides, storm surge was not the main cause of the fatalities but because of the immense rainfall and mudslides, 30000 acres of land have been eroded in mud, swallowing many houses and people. 800 people have went missing, 500 people was recovered and were severely injured or confirmed dead 441 people died because of mudslides, another 141 people drowned from flooding. A state of emergency was declared and a aid package of $10 billion was sent to Veracruz Mexico, with 50 bulldozers being lent by the USA to Mexico and allows people that went homeless to take refuge in Florida to temporarily live in asylum while homes were being rebuilt. Also the mud that would be bulldozed will be relocated to re-emerge more of Miami and bring back some of what was the Florida key’s. On June 9, A announcement from the UCNA central government tells the people they should not ignore the warnings and under estimate the storm because of the month it’s in. A day later the main minister made a speech in Mexico City and said: “I’m sorry for the losses of your family members, and we are doing what we can to rebuild from this storm, but I ask all of you, take these warnings seriously and never estimate what a hurricane can do, it might save your life. Now, NATWA expects to still be another 10 or more Major hurricanes, 7 Category 5 Hurricanes, and 3 Extreme Hurricanes. Due to how active this hurricane season is predicted to be. I ask that u check your cars weekly so they won’t break down, have extra fuel, 1-2 weeks of food and water. The NWS has issued a Enhanced hurricane risk from the coasts of northern panama, to the coasts of North Carolina. Anyways I ask you to stay safe.” Overall, Major Hurricane Debby caused 582 Fatalities and caused $32.1 Billion in damages. On December 29, 2038, the name Debby was retired and it will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond
Tropical Storm Ernesto[]
The track of Tropical Storm Ernesto for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On June 10 A bundle of severe thunder storms formed over the open Atlantic And heads towards the Caribbean Sea. After going over the island of Lucia it begins to organize and becomes Tropical Depression Six. It was predicted to hit Puerto Rico as a Tropical Storm so Class 1 Tropical Storm Watches were issued for the entire island of Puerto Rico On June 11, 6 hours later, it strengthens to a Tropical Storm and was named Ernesto On June 12 in the morning. at the same time, Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings begins to be issued for the entire island of Puerto Rico as Ernesto’s Windfield is 100 miles Across. Ernesto Reaches its first peak with winds of 55 Mph before making its first landfall on Puerto Rico On June 12, 13:00 UTC. Ernesto weakens down to winds of 40 Mph before Strengthening again and begins heading towards towards the State Dominica on June 13, Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings were issued for the Dominican Republic province 2 hours later. On June 13, 22:00 UTC, Ernesto Makes its 2nd and final Landfall with winds of 50 Mph near Punta Cana. due to the mountainous Terrain, Ernesto quickly weakens and Dissipates on June 14, the afternoon.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Most of The Damage that was caused by Ernesto was in Dominica, flooding in Dominica Caused Molds and buildings that were under construction had to be rebuilt again to remove the molds. 2 people died from high surf. Overall, Tropical Storm Ernesto caused 2 Fatalities and caused $230 million in Damages.
Hurricane Francine[]
The track of hurricane Francine for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On June 23, a bundle of severe thunder storms Form in the open Atlantic just north of the Caribbean Archipelago and begins to organize as it get closer to the Bahamas while being controlled by the Bermuda high. After 2 days of organizing The Storm Becomes Tropical Depression Seven on June 25. After another 18 hours, on June 26, The storm strengthens to a tropical storm and was given the name Francine. Francine continues to steadily intensifying before making Landfall on June 27 5:20 UTC in the most eastern island of the Bahamas with winds of 70 Mph. After landfall Francine quickly Intensifies to a Category 2 hurricane and peaking with winds of 105 mph while clipping the rest of the Bahamian archipelago on the morning of June 28 before beginning weaken due to cooler waters. on June 29 the afternoon, Francine transitioned to a Extra Tropical Cyclone. Francine would completely Dissipate on July 1 when it was absorbed by a windstorm that formed on June 30.
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Damage and Deathtoll[]
The damages were mainly focused on The Bahamas killing 6 people and causing $400 million in damage from heavy rainfall and flooding. 2 people died from Rip currents in the Common wealth of USA and 1 person Died in Cuba from high surf. Overall, Hurricane Francine caused 9 fatalities and $400 million in damages.
Major Hurricane Gordon[]
The track of Major Hurricane Gordon for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On July 4 a bundle of severe thunderstorms came off the coast St Lucia and heads into the warm waters of the Caribbean where it begins to quickly organize. Over the next 3 days the storm organizes quicker than usual and becomes Tropical Depression Eight on July 7. Within the next 6 hours it quickly intensifies to a Tropical storm and was given the name Gordon, Tropical Storm Watches were Issued on the same day. Later on the morning of July 8, Due to the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea it was predicted to be a Category 2-3 hurricane before hitting the Yucatán peninsula, So NATWA issues class 3 Hurricane Watches and 12 hours later Class 4 Hurricane warnings and Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings will be issued for the Yucatán Peninsula. At the Same time, Gordon reaches category 1 hurricane status and begins to rapidly Intensify. By July 9, Gordon Reaches Category 4 Hurricane Status and reaches its first Peak with winds of 145 Mph. The Mexican Government Declares a state of emergency for the entire state of Yucatan and issues a mandatory Evacuation mandatory evacuation for the northern Yucatan due to the way Gordon is gonna hit the Yucatan. NATWA issues Class 3 Hurricane Watches for The northern coasts of Veracruz due to the predictions saying Gordon will restrengthen to a hurricane and could affect The northern coasts of Veracruz. Many people in the State of Veracruz evacuates from the areas due to the traumatic experiences of Major Hurricane Debby. On July 9 the afternoon, a speech from Main minister Direplanet saying *speaking in Spanish* “this is a speech for all of the people in the commonwealth of Mexico, this will be the darkest months for all of you. We expect a Major Hurricane landfall on the Yucatán , and another Hurricane landfall on Mainland Mexico or southern Texas, I expect y’all to take these protocols seriously, if not, it’s basically suicide, we remember what we lost from hurricane Debby and take that lesson to make it not as bad of a impact, NATWA and NOAA will give us 3 hour advisories to keep y’all on track of Hurricane Gordon, please do not panic, and may god be with you. On July 10 in the early morning, Gordon goes through a eye-wall replacement cycle 24 hours before landfall and downgrades to a category 3 hurricane. Due to a Category 2 hurricane that hit Baja Mexico in the eastern pacific on the night of July 9, the commonwealth of Mexico Announced a national coastal dangerous situation most of its coasts till the end of October. On July 11, 23:00 UTC Gordon Finishes its eyewall replacement cycle but did On July 12 04:00 UTC not restrengthen much due to making its first landfall on the north city’s of Tampico, as a category 3 hurricane with winds of 125 Mph. On over the next 24 hours Gordon quickly weakens down to a Tropical storm with winds of 50 mph before entering the Gulf of Mexico and beginning to reintensify as it removes the dry air in its center of circulation. Once it did, it rapidly intensifies back to a Category 4 hurricane on by the end July 12 while Class 5 Major hurricane warnings were issued for the area its gonna hit, and reaching peak winds of 155 Mph on July 13, in the morning(was upgraded to a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 160 mph after post analysis). Gordon weakens down to winds of 150 Mph due to shallow waters as it curves north before making its 2nd landfall on the southern parts of Matomoros on July 13, 17:25 UTC. On July 13 20:10 UTC, Gordon makes its 3rd landfall on Brownsville, Texas as a category 4 hurricane with winds of 145 Mph. On July 14 11:30 UTC, Gordon Makes its 4th and final landfall as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 120 Mph, south of Corpus Christi, Texas. Over the next 3 days, Gordon quickly weakens and dissipates in Cook County, Illinois on July 17, while causing a derecho when it was in illinois causing additional damage.
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Damages and deathtoll[]
In the aftermath, 40 million people were affected in some way by this storms. But most of the damage was in Mexico and Texas. Gordon did not weaken fast as expected and stayed a major hurricane for 2 days before heading inland to quickly weaken, which causes bad rain fall up to 55 inches in the Mexican, Texas border. Many helicopters were lended and a $20 billion Aid package with building materials, food, supplies, and Water. A additional $2 billion was caused by the destruction of crops due to it becoming a derecho. CEO of NATWA, Mia Wolfe, said on the news “this is just as we expected, that this will be a hyperactive hurricane season, and we are not done yet, as we are expecting another 19 hurricanes, 11 Major hurricane, 7 Category 5 hurricanes, and 4 Extreme Hurricanes, stay safe, and continue to stay alert in the tropics. Overall, Hurricane Gordon Caused $53.1 billion in damages and caused 723 fatalities. On December 29, 2038, it was decided that the name Gordon will be retired and will never be used again for 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond
Hurricane Francine II[]
The track of Hurricane Francine for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On July 25, a tropical wave came off the coast Africa and began to organize really early after leaving land, and is expected to complete organizing within the next 60 hours. On July 27, The storm Moved its center of circulation 5 miles north before it became Tropical Depression Nine, and gave some Confusion for the storm prediction center and NATWA for 6 hours before the next advisory now predicting to go up north and stall due to a small high pressure system coming from Morocco going over the northern open Atlantic. On the night of July 27, There was gale force winds found in the north western quadrant, so the storm was upgraded to a tropical storm and was given the name Francine. Over the next 30 hours Francine continues to quickly strengthen and becomes a hurricane on the morning of July 29, before heading northeast from the Morocco high pressure system. Francine Peaks with winds of 75 mph before weakening from the Saharan dust and wind-shear while continuing to head north west. over the next 3 days Francine moves at a snails paste northwest while continuing to weaken from cooler waters. On August 2, Francine dissipates in the open Atlantic never causing harm to landmasses during its lifetime.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Due to the storm not affecting any land masses during its lifetime, Hurricane Francine caused no fatalities and caused minimal damage.
Tropical Storm Helene[]
The track of Tropical Storm Helene for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On July 28, a Tropical Wave came off the coast of Gran Columbia and headed towards Central America. The storm fully organized on July 31, becoming Tropical Depression Ten. Predictions began to lose confidence on the storm as it was upgraded to a Tropical Storm due to Windshear influencing the direction of the storm as well as a high pressure system in Texas influencing the storm. Also it was given the name Helene on August 1. Class 1 Tropical Storm Watches were issued for the state of Honduras on the same day. Wind-shear begins to take a toll on Helene causing it to stall on the night of August 3 to move west and then slowly move south west from the Texas high which is now over Mississippi, in turn it causes Windshear to become strong which causes Helene to go from Peak intensity of 50 Mph to 40 Mph and causes Tropical Storm Helene to split off some of its thunder storms which head west to become another tropical system. Over the next 3 days Helene makes a loop, goes northwest, stalls again, goes west at a snails paste before the wind shear weakens and predictions can get more confidence, On August 6, Helene re-established its center of circulation causing a dip in the track, Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings begins to get issued for upper Honduras. Helene makes another loop while peaking with winds of 60 Mph before making landfall in upper Honduras as a Tropical Storm with winds of 55 Mph on August 8 11:10 UTC. Helene begins to quickly weakens as it goes further inland and dissipating on August 10 12:00 UTC between the state of Honduras and the Mexican commonwealths mainlands.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Majority of Helene’s impact was from flooding, 72 inches of rain has been measured in some parts of Honduras as its rain bands was over the state for 5 days. Causing Floods and mudslides. Overall, Tropical Storm Arlene caused 4 fatalities and $1.9 Billion in damages.
Hurricane Isaac[]
The track of Hurricane Isaac for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On August 3, Tropical storm Helene thunder storms were split from the Wind-shear. For 24 hours it wasn’t a area of interest as there were scattered thunder storms till they began to rotate around it’s own center of circulation. Due to having a direction towards land, it was not given a good chance of development, but to the surprise of NATWA, on August 5 the afternoon, the storm organized a CDO becoming Tropical Depression Eleven, and 12 hours later became a Tropical Storm, being given the name Isaac. Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings and Class 4 Hurricane warnings. Isaac quickly intensifies to a category 2 hurricane peaking with winds of 100 mph before making landfall in southern Dominica on August 7, 12:20 UTC. After leaving Dominica, Isaac weakened down to a tropical storm but began restrengthening while heading north towards Canada. Isaac became a hurricane again on August 9 and reached its 2nd and final peak as a category 2 hurricane with winds of 105 Mph on August 10 before it began to weaken from dry air getting into the storms eye and later going into cooler waters, on August 12 in the morning, Isaac transitioned to a extra tropical cyclone and raced towards Canada. On August 14, 02:00 UTC, Isaac makes a landfall on Nova Scotia with winds of 50 mph, and then makes its last landfall in the state of new Brunswick with winds of 45 Mph on August 14, 06:30 UTC. Isaac would Dissipate on August 15 01:00 UTC as it got absorbed by the jet stream.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Isaac caused more devastation than usual due to its quick intensification to a category 2 hurricane before making landfall on Dominica which was still rebuilding, Many construction workers and civilians in Dominica died. In Canada, 2 people died from Drowning, 1 of them from rough tides. on August 10, a enhanced Coast risk was issued for most the southern parts of Dominica, and the entire island of Puerto Rico due to measuring water temperatures of 94F degrees on there coast line. Anyways, in the Aftermath, Hurricane Isaac caused 37 Fatalities and caused $2.9 Billion in damages. On January 9, 2039 It was finally Decided that Isaac will be retired and will not be used again on The 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond
Major Hurricane Joyce[]
The track of Major Hurricane Joyce for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On August 6, A Bundle of severe thunder storms came off the coast of Africa and began to organize, it was given a 80% chance of completely organizing within the next 48 hours. On August 7, a low pressure system in Texas began to make the storm to change direction and head towards the state of Louisiana, It was predicted to be a Hurricane by the predicted tracks of GFS and NATWA. So Class 3 Hurricane Watches began to be issued for most of the coasts of Louisiana. On August 8, Just as the Storm Steers north, It becomes Tropical Depression Twelve, and 6 hours later, gale force winds was detected in the storm, so it was upgraded to a Tropical Storm and was given the name Joyce. In 24 hours Joyce encountered favorable conditions which allows it to rapidly intensify from a Tropical storm to a hurricane in 12 hours, and then reached Major hurricane Status in the next 12 hours. Louisiana declares a State of Emergency for the western coasts of Louisiana, while NATWA issued Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings for the entire region of new Charles, Louisiana and Storm surge warnings for all of Louisiana. 2 hours later, when Joyce became a category 4 hurricane, the governor of the state of Louisiana issues mandatory evacuations from the coast of western Louisiana. On August 10, 3:10 UTC, Joyce peaks as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 155 Mph before making landfall around the New Charles area of Louisiana. Joyce quickly weakens as it goes inland before dissipating between the borders North Carolina and Kentucky on August 13.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Majority of the damage was from the winds and the rainfall, the levee system was successful on deflecting the 16 foot high storm surge from Joyce, but wind and rain fall was not accounted for which killed 70 people and caused most of the damage. Another 9 people died from river floods, rip currents, and etc. A $5 Billion aid package was sent over to Louisiana which is mainly building materials, to help repair the damages caused from Joyce. Overall, Major Hurricane Joyce Caused 79 Fatalities and caused $18.2 billion in damages, on December 29, 2038, it was decided to retire the name Joyce and it will never be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Major Hurricane Kirk[]
The track of Major Hurricane Kirk for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On August 16 a tropical wave came off the coast of Africa and the first one to come off the coast of Africa during the African monsoon. The storm quickly organized over the next 72 hours due to warm waters and became Tropical Depression Thirteen on August 19, by the next 18 hours It strengthened to a Tropical Storm and was given the name Kirk on August 20, 01:00 UTC. It gradually strengthened as it reached Category 1 hurricane status on August 21. through August 22, Kirk went into the mid Atlantic Ridge and found really favorable conditions which caused it to rapidly intensify from a Category 1 to a Category 4 Hurricane in 24 hours. By August 23, Kirk became a Category 5 hurricane which makes it the first Category 5 hurricane of the season. On August 24 in the morning, Kirk reached peak winds of 180 mph before beginning to weakening from a eye-wall replacement cycle which causes it to weakens down to a Category 4 hurricane by the next day. On August 25, Kirk finishes its eye-wall replacement cycle and restrengthens to peak winds of 155 Mph before making another eye-wall replacement cycle by the afternoon of August 26. Kirk begins to steadily weaken as it gets into cooler waters, downgrading to a Category 1 hurricane on August 29, before becoming extra tropical on the same day. On September 2, Kirk Dissipates in the open extratropical Atlantic.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
Kirk stayed off land and have not affected many people, but 1 person died from rip currents in the commonwealth of Canada. Overall, Major Hurricane Kirk caused 1 fatality and caused minimal damage.
Extreme Hurricane Leslie[]
The track of Extreme Hurricane Leslie for 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Leslie’s zoomed in track in the carribean
On August 20, a 2nd wave of thunder storms came off the coast of Africa and began to organize 3 days after leaving the coasts of Africa it began to rapidly organize due to abnormally warm waters and has predictions heading into the extremely hot waters of the carribean. NATWA gave a warning to the nations of the Caribbean saying,” most of the Caribbean sea has favorable conditions for Rapid intensification to a intense category 5 hurricane or stronger, we will issue enhanced coast risk to the countries and states, that has their coasts pointing towards the Caribbean. Over the next 2 days, On August 25, the storm became Tropical Depression Fourteen, and 6 hours later, intensified to a Tropical Storm was given the name Leslie on the same day. Due to 5 day predictions saying the the storm will become a hurricane before it hits the carribean islands like St Lucia and enter the Caribbean sea. Class 3 Hurricane watches started to be issued by NATWA for most of Carribbeas islands. On The night of August 26, Leslie would strengthen to a Category 1 hurricane. On August 27, as Leslie reached Category 2 Hurricane status, it rapidly intensifies to a Category 4 major hurricane with winds peaking at 150 mph before making a eye-wall replacement cycle on August 28. On the same day, the Class 3 Hurricane Watches were upgraded to Class 5 Major hurricane warnings in the Island of Barbados and the Island St Lucia. While Class 4 Hurricane Warnings became issued for the islands of Domin, Guadeloupe, Vincent, and Grenada as Leslie’s hurricane wind-field Expands from its eye-wall replacement cycle. On August 29 13:20 UTC, it makes landfall on St Lucia as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 120 Mph and entered the Caribbean Sea. After Leslie made Landfall in St Lucia, and becoming a Category 4 hurricane in the morning of August 30, Leslie explosively intensifies to a Category 7 hurricane by the end of the day, And peaking with winds of 250 Mph hours later. Class 7 Extreme Hurricane Emergencies were issued for the entire island state Jamaica as it was predicted to make a sharp turn towards the island, which causes panic and evacuations, the governor of Jamaica declares a state of emergency. 40000 people evacuated from Jamaica but 10000 people died trying to evacuate the governor which has now evacuated to Mexico said “shelter, hunker down and pray this storm is nothing like we seen before since 2027.” Leslie weakens down to Category 6 hurricane with winds of 225 Mph On September 2 from a eye-wall replacement cycle as it continues to to go west and begins to steer, Cuba declares a State of Emergency and a mandatory evacuations as Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies and Class 7 Extreme Hurricane Emergencies were issued for all of the eastern parts of Cuba , most of them head to the Bahamas as they believe the Americans would not allow them to take refuge in Florida. Also that mean less people evacuates from the area that were issued for mandatory evacuations. Leslie after finishing its eye-wall replacement cycle begins to rapidly reintensify to a Category 7 Extreme hurricane as it begins to slow down and steer straight towards Jamaica on September 3. On September 4, 16:30 UTC, Leslie reaches peak intensity before making landfall on Jamaica as a Category 7 Extreme Hurricane with winds of 265 Mph, border line to a Category 8. This made the storm the Worlds strongest storm and strongest landfall since Armageddon Storm Collin in 2028. After making landfall it quickly weakens down to a Category 6 Extreme hurricane but has inflated in size to 850 Miles wide. at the same time, Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies begins to get issued by NATWA for the Islands of The Bahamas and causes the leader of The Bahamas Declares a state of emergency for the entire country, when many refugees from Jamaica and Cuba are struggling to live in the miserable life style. On September 5, 23:40 UTC, Leslie makes it 2nd landfall on Guayabal, Cuba, as a category 6 hurricane with winds of 210 Mph. After making landfall in Cuba, Leslie loses Extreme Hurricane status and begins to head towards to the Bahamas. On September 6, 17:15 UTC, Leslie makes its 3rd and final landfall on Acklins, Bahamas, as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 175 Mph. After leaving the Bahamas, Leslie begins to steadily weaken as it goes into the open Atlantic, but it hits Bermuda as a Category 4-3 Major Hurricane and due to its large size, it causes significant damage to the Island of Bermuda on the morning of September 10. After hitting Bermuda, Leslie loses Major Hurricane status as it continues to head north in a continued accelerated pace later on September 10. On September 14, Leslie transitions to a Extratropical Cyclone and then dies off near the coasts of Iceland on September 18.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
The damage that Leslie did was Wide spread and absolutely Catastrophic, majority of the impact was in Jamaica, after Leslie only 1500 people were left on Jamaica, and described it as a wet hell, or a tsunami machine with constant nuclear bombs going off. Around 70000 people died in Jamaica, the leader of Jamaica resigned and the Island became an Anarchy but 9000 Jamaican people returned not knowing it collapsed. In Cuba is where it was most impacted, due to not listening to the evacuations, 75000 people died from not doing so. And had tooken the brunt of the damage, what caused more casualties in Cuba is the lack of aid given to Cuba, due to the eastern states of the US and Canada, they do not want to give aid to Cuba as they are a communist nation, but after a month of negotiating, UCNA has given a $15 Billion aid package to the country of Cuba, and has send volunteers to help repair. But another 6000 people died from the delay. In the Bahamas, 864 people died from Leslie but dealing with strong storms before, they were more resistant to the impact of Leslie, but still the 28 Ft storm surge caused hundreds of people to die UCNA gave them a $10 Billion aid package to the Bahamas for supplies and Repairs. In Bermuda, 33 people die from Leslie, from flooding and storm surge, but due to Leslie’s weakened Intensity when making impact in Bermuda. A $5 Billion aid package was sent by the UCNA to Bermuda to help with repairs which was delayed because of another tropical system hitting it 2 weeks later. NATWA made a speech on September 15 and in the speech the leader of NATWA said “we expected a storm this strong to happen, and we expect another storm to be super strong going through the Caribbean becoming a Category 6 or stronger. And we also expect another 17 Named storms, 14 Hurricanes, 9 Major Hurricanes, and 5 hurricanes that will be a Category 5 or stronger, as to respect to the people that died, the name Leslie will be retired early due to the catastrophic amount of Fatalities it caused. anyways, stay prepared and safe.” Overall, Extreme Hurricane Leslie Caused 156987 Fatalities and $228 Billion in damages. On September 15, 2038, the name Leslie was retired and will never be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Extreme Hurricane Milton[]
The track of extreme Hurricane Milton for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane Season
On September 4, the 3rd storm that came out of coast Africa began to organize on September 6 on September 9, after leaving the Azores, the storm became Tropical Depression fifteen. 18 hours later it was upgraded to a Tropical Storm and was giving the name Milton just as it got caught by the Bermuda high on September 10. Milton begins to quickly intensify as it feeds off the warm waters of the Mid Atlantic Ridge and becomes a Category 1 hurricane on September 11 in the morning. Milton begins to rapidly intensify as it gets to the hottest parts of the Mid Atlantic Ridge area becoming a Major hurricane on September 12 in the morning, And reaches Category 5 hurricane Status on September 13 in the afternoon. It begins to slow down in movement speed as it begins to transfer from the Bermuda high to another high pressure system causing it to stall on September 14. Milton reaches its first peak with winds of 185 Mph before weakening from the cooler waters it made itself by stalling and going through an eye-wall replacement Cycle and nearly got hit by Leslie. Milton begins to go back slightly south still going through a eye-wall replacement cycle on September 16, but was shortened as more warmer waters caused it to rapidly intensify to its 2nd peak as a Category 6 hurricane with winds of 200 Mph Before weakening again slightly as it leaves the super favorable conditions on September 19. Class 3 Hurricane Watches began to get issued for North Carolina and Virginia as Milton’s predicted Cone has the high pressure system causing Leslie to plow into the Commonwealth of the USA. After 2 days Milton has not weakened much so NATWA Issues Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings we issued, the states of North Carolina and Virginia declares State of Emergencies, and the State of Virginia Issuing Mandatory Evacuations while North Carolina issues Voluntary Evacuations, which was upgraded to recommendatory Evacuations on September 22. On September 23 10:20 UTC, Milton Makes landfall between the North Carolina and Virginia borders as a Category 4 Hurricane with winds of 150 Mph. Milton quickly weakens as it passes the mountain ranges and dissipates in the Common Wealth of Canada on September 25.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
In the Aftermath, the damage caused by Milton was significant but most of the damage was in Virginia where the Flood Barriers and Pumping stations were less maintained causing them to fail also the lack of taking Milton Seriously which caused 221 people to die. In North Carolina, they were prepared so it did not lose that many people only losing 41 people, but the Levee system held up on Milton’s 20 Feet storm surge due to its intensity being Category 5 like with 918 mmb of pressure. Overall, Extreme hurricane Milton Caused $21.3 Billion in damages and caused 262 fatalities. On December 29, 2038, It was decided that the name Milton will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic hurricane season and beyond.
Major Hurricane Nadine[]
The track of Major Hurricane Nadine for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On September 9, A bundle of thunder storms form off the coast of Central America and with an unpredictable directions to where it will head towards due to it stalling and making loops over the next 3 days. On September 12, the storm finished organizing and upgraded to Tropical Depression Sixteen. 18 hours later, Gale force winds was detected in the storm, so it was upgraded to a Tropical storm and was given the name Nadine on September 13. Nadine began to head toward to the Yucatán peninsula so Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings were issued for the Yucatán peninsula. On September 14, Nadine Rapidly Intensifies to a Category 1 hurricane reaching its first peak with winds of 85 Mph before making landfall on the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula on 15:00 UTC. Nadine quickly weakens down to a Tropical Storm due to land interaction but still keeps a stable structure for it to reintensify. On the early morning September 14, Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings were issued by NATWA for the state of Louisiana as it’s predicted to steer slightly north towards NOLA (New Orleans). 12 hours after leaving the Yucatán peninsula, Nadine explosively intensifies to a Category 5 Hurricane by the night of September 15 at the same day, Class 6 Extreme Hurricane Warnings were issued by NATWA for New Orleans and Mandatory Evacuations were issued by the governor of Louisiana and the governor of Mississippi with the state of Louisiana saying “This is a particular dangerous situation”. By the early morning of September 16, Nadine reaches its 2nd peak as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 170 mph before it makes a eye-wall replacement cycle, causing it to weaken to a Category 4 hurricane by the afternoon of that day. The states of Louisiana and Mississippi declares states of emergencies 20 hours before Nadine’s landfall. Nadine begins to rapidly intensify again after completing its eyewall replacement cycle but was short lived as it makes landfall in New Orleans at its peak as a Category 5 Hurricane with winds of 165 mph on September 17, 9:00 UTC. Then Nadine makes it’s 3rd and final landfall near Slidell, Louisiana, 13:00 UTC as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 155 mph as it went over lake Pontchartrain before impacting land again. Nadine quickly weakens; downgrading to a Tropical Storm before leaving the state of Louisiana. Nadine dissipates in the southern parts of Illinois on September 19 in the morning.
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Damages And deathtoll[]
The most impact from the storm was from its last landfall as the Levee system does not surround the lake which allows 9 feet of storm surge to go inland and in the surround coasts of the lake. However New Orleans has not experienced catastrophic as to be expected as the Levee system was built but still had gone through substantial damage and significant damage to the towns above lake pontchartrain. The government of the UCNA sends a $10 Billion aid package to help recover from this storm. A tornado outbreak from the storm caused 42 injuries and 4 people to die going accross from northern parts of Louisiana to the southern parts Illinois in the Yucatán, 28 people died from Nadine. Overall, Major Hurricane Nadine caused 631 Fatalities and $43.2 billion in damages. On December 29, 2038, it was decided the name Nadine would be retired and will never be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Hurricane Oscar[]
The track of Hurricane Oscar for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On September 14, a bundle of Severe thunder storms came off the coast of the Yucatan and began to rapidly organize as it entered the Gulf of Mexico. After 18 hours it became Potential Tropical Cyclone Seventeen on September 15. Class 4 Hurricane warnings were issued for Veracruz, Mexico, the governor Issues Recommendatory Evacuation for the people that are in Oscars prediction cone. In the morning of September 16 the storm intensifies to a Tropical Storm and was given the name Oscar. Storm Surge warning began to be issued and Veracruz declares a state of emergency. Just after Oscar became a Tropical Storm, it started to rapidly intensifying as expected becoming a Category 2 Hurricane by the morning of September 17. Oscar reaches its peak as a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 110 mph before making landfall just south of Tampico on September 17, 6:50 UTC. After landfall, Oscar quickly weakens and then dissipated on the Mexican mountain ranges on the night of September 18.
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In the aftermath, most of the impact from Oscar was from rainfall, due to the mountain ranges sliding the rain down towards the cities that were already flooded which would make the situation more worse, but the impact was relatively minor due to the procedures taken by Veracruz and UCNA giving a $3 billion aid package to mitigate the damage. The people praised the government of Veracruz for taking Oscar seriously and warning them of the storm. Overall, hurricane Oscar caused 17 fatalities and caused $5.1 billion in damages. On January 6, 2039 it was finally agreed that the name Oscar will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Hurricane Patty/windstorm Elizebeth[]
The track of Hurricane Oscar/windstorm Elizebeth for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On the morning of September 17, A Tropical Low began to organize despite the Saharan dust in its center of Circulation. By September 19 in the afternoon, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Eighteen, and by the night of that day, reaches Tropical Storm intensity and was given the name Patty. It begins to quickly intensify as it feeds off of the abnormally warm waters becoming a hurricane on September 20. By the afternoon of that day, Patty peaks as a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 100 mph before it begins weakening from the cooler waters then transitions to a Extra tropical Cycle by the early morning of September 21. On September 22 in the afternoon, Patty transitions to a windstorm and was renamed to Windstorm Elizebeth. Windstorm warnings began to be issued for the northern parts of the Spain Region and most of the French regions of Euro-Kalgamania by the same day. On September 24, 8:00 UTC. Patty/Elizebeth makes landfall in Nantes, Euro-Kalgamania with winds of 50 Mph. By the early morning of September 25, Elizebeth dissipates near Lyon but it’s remnants would continue across Europe till completely dissipating near Warsaw, Poland, 2 days later.
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Damages and deathtoll[]
In the aftermath, the majority of the storms impact was after it transitioned to a Windstorm as it made only minor impact in the Azores and the Kalgamanian islands, Only killing 2 people. in Europe the winds caused Minor to Moderate damage to a widespread area. Overall, Hurricane Patty/windstorm Elizebeth caused 6 fatalities and $700 million in damages.
Extreme hurricane Rafael[]
The track of Extreme Hurricane Rafael for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
on September 18, a bundle of severe thunder storms formed in the open Atlantic and is heading towards the Caribbean Sea, since the cold areas that Leslie made was mostly recovered in warm waters, this storm was considered as a particularly dangerous storm according to NATWA and the NWS. After 3 days of development, it upgraded became Tropical Depression Nineteen on the morning of September 21, so RECON immediately sent Hurricane hunters toward the storm to look at the structure. 6 hours later it was declared a Tropical storm and was given the name Rafael. Class 2 Tropical storm warnings and Class 3 hurricane watches started to be issued across the northern coasts of Gran Columbia the Prime minister of Gran Columbia declares a state of emergency for its coastal provinces in the north. On September 22, Rafael already quickly strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane. RECON found detections of rapid deepening in the center of the storm, going from 1003 mmb to 984 in 24 hours, and is continuing to rapidly deepen. As expected, in 12 hours it became a Major hurricane and became a Category 5 Hurricane by September 23, Mandatory evacuation became issued for the the Gran Columbia coasts where Rafael is predicted to still hit. On September 23 in the afternoon, Rafael reaches its closest point to Columbia, about 5 miles from the center, but has not made landfall in the country. 6 hours earlier, Class 7 Extreme Hurricane warnings began to be issued for some parts of Northern Guatemala and declares a state of emergency. On the night of September 23, Rafael reaches its first peak as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 185 Mph before making a eye-wall replacement cycle. In the afternoon of September 24, Rafael completes its eyewall replacement cycle and Rapidly intensifies to a Category 6 Extreme Hurricane on September 25. Mandatory Evacuations were issued by NATWA for the coasts of Guatemala on the same day. On September 26, Rafael reaches its 2nd peak as a Category 6 Extreme hurricane with winds of 210 mph before making a 2nd eyewall replacement cycle, the state Guatemala braces for impact. On September 27, 22:10 UTC, Rafael makes its first landfall on the coast of Northern Guatemala as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 180 Mph. Rafael quickly weakens down to a tropical storm before making a second landfall on the Yucatán on September 28, 20:00 UTC with winds of 50 mph. Rafael becomes a remnant low after going over the Yucatán, but out of surprise, on the night of September 29, Rafael begins to reorganize from the hot waters, and predicted to become a Tropical storm before it hits the state of Veracruz, Class 2 Tropical storm warnings and Class 3 Hurricane watches begins to be issued for said state. On September 30, Rafael reforms into a tropical storm again and begins to rapidly intensify once more. Class 4 hurricane warnings began to be issued for the State and Veracruz declares its third state of emergency and issues recommendatory evacuations. On October 1 16:00 UTC, Rafael peaks as a Major Category 3 hurricane with winds of 120 mph before making its third and final landfall in Tampico. Rafael finally dissipates on October 3 2 days after landfall.
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Damages and deathtoll[]
in the aftermath, the most impacted from Rafael was in Guatemala, due to being a high tide, it caused some water from the surge that were 27 feet high to go over the Levee system and flood the Guatemala coast. Some pumping stations failed from 3 feet flooding from the storm surge. Which caused flooding 4 feet high, some people drowned and suffocated from either mudslides or flooding. In Rafael’s third landfall. The damages were relatively minor for a Category 3 hurricane, due to taking the same procedures, the deathtoll was relatively minimized, only having a around 2 dozen deaths, in Gran Columbia, the damage was severe for its most northern island. The Government of Columbia would plan to make a levee system to protect themselves to mitigate the damages of future storms but would not be as advanced as the UCNA’s levee system due to UCNA keeping it classified (because it has another uses than to stop the Surge of hurricanes), and being too expensive. Overall, Extreme Hurricane Rafael caused 1657 fatalities and caused $67.4 billion in damages. On December 29, 2038, the name Rafael will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic hurricane season and beyond.
Major Hurricane Sara[]
The track of major hurricane Sara for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On September 24, a bundle of severe thunder storms begin organizing over the open Atlantic. After 60 hours, on the after noon of September 26, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Twenty and after 12 hours later, it becomes a Tropical Storm and was given the name Sara. in 24 hours RECON has gotten hurricane hunters in Sara and they detected Hurricane force winds, it was upgraded to a Hurricane by the early morning of September 28. Hurricane Watches began to be issued for the northern part of the Bahamas. It began to quickly intensifying and becoming a Category 4 hurricane by September 30. Class 5 Hurricane warnings began to be issued for grand Bahama and Abaco. The night of September 30 the night of October 1, Sara peaks as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 155 mph before it goes through a eye-wall replacement cycle but does not lose Category 4 status, after the eye-wall replacement cycle it begins to intensify to again. In the afternoon of October 2, Sara reaches a Category 5 hurricane. Class 5 hurricane warnings began to issued for the states of Florida and Alabama coasts, aswell as the Bahamas Declaring a state of emergency and issuing state of emergencies for Grand Bahama and Abaco. On October 3, 19:00 UTC. Sara makes its first landfall on Grand Bahama, Bahamas, as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 190 Mph. At the same time, Class 6 hurricane emergencies began to be issued for the northern coasts of Florida, the governor of said stay declares a state of emergency. Also Mandatory evacuations were issued from the a town 20 miles north of Miami, to the coasts of South Carolina. On October 4, Sara makes its second landfall on the northern coasts of Florida as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 170 Mph. On October 5 9:00 UTC, 2023, Sara makes its third landfall on the coasts of South Carolina as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 Mph. Sara quickly down grades to a Tropical storm on October 6, but caused a tornado outbreak 6 hours before doing so. After leaving the commonwealth of the US, Sara begins to restrengthen and becomes a Category 1 hurricane again on October 8. Sara peaks at 80 mph before transitioning to a cyclone before making landfall in Canada on October 9 19:00 UTC with winds of 75 mph. Sara quickly dissipates on October 10 in new found land due to high wind shear in the area.
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Damages and Deathtoll[]
In the aftermath, Majority of the impact was in the Bahamas most of the buildings that were rebuilt from Harold was damaged or destroyed, UCNA sent another $10 Billion aid package to the Bahamas to help them rebuild. In Florida, majority of the damage was from wind and flood damage, most roofs in the path of Sara were ripped off of their houses. $10 billion aid package was sent over to help recover the cities impacted by Sara. In the Carolinas a tornado outbreak caused 9 Fatalities and dozens of injuries $5 billion aid packages were sent to them. In Canada, it has taken only minor damage, mainly from storm surge, but the levees in Canada mostly held firm. Overall, Major Hurricane Sara caused 632 fatalities and caused $46 billion in damages. On December 29, 2038, it was decided that the name Sara would be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic hurricane season and beyond.
Major Hurricane Tony[]
The track of Major hurricane Tony for the 2038 Atlantic Atlantic Hurricane Season
On September 21 a bundle of severe thunder storms came off the coast of Africa and begin traveling along the tropical Atlantic. On September 26, the storm began to quickly organize. By the night of September 27, the storm became Tropical Depression Twenty-Two. On the morning of September 28, the storm was declared a Tropical Storm and was given the name Tony. Over the next 2 days, Tony begins to go northwest as it continues to grow its structure. on the morning of September 30, Tony becomes a Category 1 hurricane, and then begins to rapidly intensify as it does so. By the beginning of October, Tony becomes a Category 4 Major hurricane, which makes it the season with the most amount of major hurricanes since 2027. On the night of October 2, Tony peaks as a Category 4 Major hurricane with winds of 150 Mph before going through a eye-wall replacement cycle which causes the storm to weaken down to a Category 3 hurricane. On October 4, Tony finishes its eye-wall replacement cycle it quickly intensifies to its 2nd peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 145 Mph but began to steadily weaken as the ocean waters cannot support the storm. Class 5 Major hurricane warnings began to be issued for the Island of Bermuda on the same day. The UCNA gives supplies to Bermuda to prepare for Tony such as 250 Tons worth of sand bags, and $2 billion worth of water and power generators. On October 6, 13:10 UTC, Tony makes landfall on the Island of Bermuda as a Category 3 Major hurricane with winds of 115 Mph. Tony loses Major hurricane status just as it leaves the island of Bermuda and begins to enter the Extra Tropical Atlantic. By the morning of October 9, Tony loses hurricane status and then transitions to a Ex tropical storm later in the day. Tony then passed over canada on October 11 and then finally dissipating on October 12.
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Damages and deathtoll[]
In the aftermath, most of the impact from Tony is centered in Bermuda, the Levee system around the island mostly held firm from the impact from Tony, but Tony still caused rainfall flooding and caused damage to building which killed more than a dozen people, in Canada, Tony caused minimal damage and no fatalities. Overall, Major Hurricane Tony caused $6.2 billion in damages and caused 16 fatalities. On January 4. It was decided that the name Tony will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic hurricane season and beyond.
Extreme Hurricane Valerie[]
The track of extreme hurricane Valerie for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On September 30, a Tropical Low began to organize in the open Atlantic, on October 3, after entering into the Carribean, the storm become Tropical Depression Twenty-One. On October 3 18:00 UTC, the storm would be declared a tropical storm and was given the name Valerie. Given the structure of the storm being poor, it was predicted to be just a Category 2 hurricane before drifting into the Yucatán, but NATWA says that the structure of the storm will eventually improve and that Rapid intensification can happen. Tropical Storm Watches began to be issued for the northern parts of the Yucatán Peninsula and the eastern parts of Cuba. On the early morning of October 6. The storms structure has improved and began to Explosively intensify from a Category 1 hurricane on October 6 12:00 UTC, to a Category 5 hurricane on October 7 in the afternoon. Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies began to be issued for the western parts of Cuba on the same day. 6 hours later, the government of Cuba Declares a State of Emergency for the provinces west of Havana and issues mandatory evacuations for those provinces, Havana gets issued voluntary Evacuations. On October 8, Valerie reaches its first peak as a Category 5 major hurricane with winds of 185 mph before making a eye-wall replacement cycle and gets dry air in the center of circulation. by October 9, Valerie temporarily went down to a Category 3 hurricane before quickly re-intensifying to a Category 4 hurricane. Cuba finishes evacuating it’s people later that day. On October 10 16:20 UTC, Valerie reaches its Second peak as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 160 mph before making landfall near Guane, Cuba. After leaving Cuba, Class 3 Hurricane Watches began to be issued as its predicted to hit somewhere in Louisiana. It was later found that it will stall and go west towards Texas due to a high pressure that was over Texas now going over Alabama. Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies began to be issued from Galveston, Texas to New Charles, Louisiana. At the same time on October 12 in the early morning, Valerie regains Category 5 status after it reformed its structure and continues to strengthen. On October 13, Valerie becomes a Extreme hurricane as it slows down and steers towards Texas. Class 7 Hurricane Emergencies began to be issued from Port Arthur, Texas to New Charles, Louisiana as the confidence that the track will go between those areas are high and I predicted to make landfall as a extreme hurricane. 3 hours after the warnings have been issued. Texas Declares a State of emergency and issued Mandatory Evacuations for the city’s of Port Arthur and Galveston. With the governor of Texas saying “Evacuate from the coasts as soon as possible, the Levee system is unlikely to hold with a storm strong as this. And winds as bad as a EF4 - 5 tornado. Houses are likely to be damages or destroyed. Please get out of the area as soon as possible.” Louisiana does the same thing 4 hours later. On October 15 9:00 UTC, Valerie Reaches its 3rd and strongest peak as a Category 6 Extreme hurricane with winds of 225 mph before it made landfall on Port Arthur, Texas. 30 feet storm surge crashes and goes over the Levee system which causes flood pumps to fail as it drowns in the storm surge. due to the dry air and land interaction Valerie quickly weakens, losing Major hurricane status 12 hours after landfall. The storm begins to accelerate due north then north east while causing a tornado outbreak in Oklahoma which caused 1 death in the middle of the night on October 16. Valerie would become a remnant low on October 18, and heads north east into Illinois. Valerie finally dissipates on October 19 near Chicago.
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Damages and deathtoll[]
The damage was devastating, in Cuba, most houses were severely damaged, as it was not part of the reconstruction project from Leslie to make stronger structures, causing 300 people to die. Not in Texas, Port Arthur was mostly washed away, even though there was a severe drought do to lack of rain for over 3 months, flash flooding and storm surge causing 10 feet of flood causing people to go on top of roofs if there was still a roof, and right SOS. A $5 Billion from UCNA package was sent to Cuba with reconstruction materials and water. A $20 billion aid package was sent to Texas with water, food, medical supplies and rescuer helicopters, and another $10 billion aid package for Reconstructing and upgrading the levee system. Port Arthur was renamed to New Port Arthur, in remembrance of Extreme Hurricane Valerie. But Reconstruction of the town become delayed because of another hurricane later this year. Overall, Extreme Hurricane Valerie caused 1879 fatalities and caused $146 billion in damages. On December 29, it was decided that the name Valerie would be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Major Hurricane William[]
The track of Major Hurricane William for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
A rough comparison of the tracks of William and Katrina (the Category colors are different IK)
On October 2, A bundle of thunder storms form and begin to organize in the open Atlantic, due to some wind shear, it had trouble organizing till it was 100 miles over the island of Puerto Rico on October 4. On the Early morning of October 5th, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Twenty-Two. 6 hours later, gale force winds was found in the storm, so it was upgraded to a Tropical Storm and was given the name William. Class 3 hurricane Watches began to be issued for the northern islands of the Bahamas on the same day and in Miami 8 hours later. On October 7 in the afternoon William becomes a hurricane a day before landfall. Hurricane Warnings began to to be issued for grand Bahama, Abaco, and Miami. The Bahamas Declare a state of emergency and recommendatory evacuations while the state of Florida issues Voluntary evacuations. On the night of October 7, William Rapidly Intensifies to a Category 4 hurricane. Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings and Recommendatory Evacuations are issued for the people of southern Florida while Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings are issued for Abaco and Grand Bahama. The people of The Bahamas brace for impact for another strong hurricane. On October 8 05:00 UTC, William reaches a peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 145 Mph before making landfall on Abaco. On October 8 23:00 UTC, William makes a 2nd landfall on Miami, Florida as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph. Due to the high moisture, a brown ocean affect occurred on William and only weakening down to a strong Category 2 hurricane on the afternoon of October 9. It quickly restrengthened to a Category 4 hurricane on October 10. By the afternoon of October 11th, William makes its 2nd peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 mph before making a eyewall replacement cycle which stunts the intensification of becoming a Category 5 hurricane, Class 5 Major hurricane hurricane warnings began to be issued for NOLA. The governor of Louisiana declares a state of emergency saying “The conditions by the NWS say that the conditions are similar to making a path similar to Katrina(2005) I Recommend the people of New Orleans to evacuate”. Due to the upwelling that came from Valerie, the cooler waters prevent it from intensifying till landfall. William makes it’s final peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 140 mph before it makes its 3rd and final landfall just west of NOLA on October 13 19:50 UTC. After landfall, William slowly weakens and eventually dissipates over the next 3 days on the morning of October 16 in Springfield, Illinois. Template:HurricaneInfobox (4)
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Majority of the damage from was from the amount of rain because of its slow movement speed, in the Bahamas, 73 people died unprepared for the rapid intensification of William, in Florida, 23 people died, as 2 of the 9 water pumping stations failed from the mechanics that supposed to maintain those water pumping stations rushed they’re maintenance or is incompetent on maintaining them, 9 of the the mechanics were replaced with new ones. In Louisiana, 32 people died. Most of the fatalities in Louisiana was from the town of Houma, where people were underprepared cause they never experienced a direct hit towards their towns. Overall, Major Hurricane William caused $26.7 billion in damages and caused 128 Fatalities. On December 29, 2038 it was decided that the name William will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane season and beyond.
Hurricane Xiao[]
The Track of hurricane Xiao for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On October 3, a bundle of severe thunder storms came off the coast of Africa and begin to organize. By the afternoon in October 5, it becomes Tropical Depression Twenty-Three, 6 hours later on October 5. It gets declared as a Tropical Storm and was given the name Xiao. Xiao steadily intensifies as it begins going north west predicting that it will make no threat to land. On the morning of October 8, Xiao reaches hurricane status before peaking as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 85 mph before it begins weakening due to wind-shear being in the area. On October 9 in the afternoon, Xiao re-intensifies to a category 1 hurricane and peaks as a category 2 hurricane with winds of 100 mph on the early morning of October 10. Xiao stalls before going west and then north again as it weakened over the same day. Xiao then drifts off north as it transitioned to a Extratropical cyclone on October 12 and then dissipates on October 13th.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Due to the storm not impact any landmass. Hurricane Xiao causes no fatalities and caused minimal damage.
Major Hurricane Yoshi[]
The track of Major hurricane Yoshi for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On October 3, a tropical low started organizing above the Island of Puerto Rico. Over 2 days the storm continues to organize till October 5 where it becomes Potential Tropical Cyclone Twenty-Four and Class 1 Tropical Storm watches begins to be issued for the Bahamas. After 12 hours RECON detects Gale storm force winds, so the storm was declared a Tropical Storm and was given the name Yoshi. Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings was issued for grand Bahamas, and Class 1 Tropical Storm watches began to be issued for the coasts of South Carolina. On October 7, Yoshi becomes a Category 1 hurricane, Class 4 hurricane Warnings began to be issued for the coasts of South Carolina. Recommendatory Evacuations began to be issued by the governor of South Carolina. On October 9, Rapid Intensification occurs which causes Yoshi to become a Major Category 3 hurricane, Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings began to be issued for the northern Coasts of South Carolina and the southern coasts of North Carolina. South Carolina declares a state of emergency for the area in a Class 5 Major Hurricane Warning. On October 10, 14:00 UTC, Yoshi peaks as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 125 mph before making landfall north of New Myetle Beach, South Carolina. Yoshi weakens down to a Category 1 hurricane before making a 2nd landfall on Rhode Island on October 11, 05:00 UTC as a Tropical Storm with winds of 70 mph. After leaving Rhode Island Yoshi became a Category 1 hurricane again, Class 4 Hurricane warnings began to be issued for New York City. Yoshi makes landfall on New York City on October 11, 17:00 UTC as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 75 mph. On October 12, Yoshi transitions to a Extra Tropical Cyclone. On October 15, Yoshi Dissipates.
Damage and deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4)Majority of the impact from Yoshi is in NYC. Flooding causes 9 people to die and caused majority of the damage. In South Carolina, the damage is relatively minor, no aid package was sent to those states as it was not needed. Overall, Major Hurricane Yoshi causes $9.2 billion in damages and causes 12 fatalities. On January 15, 2039 it was decided that the name Yoshi will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Major hurricane Zuri[]
The Track of Hurricane Zuri for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On October 6, a Tropical wave forms in the Caribbean Sea, and began organizing after passing the Columbian deserts On October 8. By October 10, it finishes organizing and becomes Tropical Depression Twenty-Five, on October 11 in the Afternoon, it becomes a Tropical Storm and was given the name Zuri. As Zuri becomes a Tropical Storm, the Jet Stream that made a Major dip down to Florida makes it Stall and head north towards Cuba, Class 1 Tropical Storm Watches and Class 3 Hurricane watches began to be issued for most of the island of Cuba, the Prime Minister of Cuba Declares a State of Emergency for Havana on the morning of October 12. On October 13, Zuri becomes Category 1 hurricane as it continues to slowly head towards Cuba, Recommendatory Evacuations and Class 3 hurricane Watches began to be issued for the people in the predicted path of the storm. By the Afternoon of October 14, Zuri Rapidly Intensifies to a Category 4 hurricane, Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings began to be issued for the Cities of Havana and the people west of Havana the areas in Class 3 hurricane watches becomes Class 4 Hurricane warnings as Zuri has a confirmed path heading near Havana. Mandatory Evacuations became issued for the people of Havana in the same day. By the Morning of October 15, Zuri becomes a Category 5 hurricane 9 hours before landfall. On October 15 20:10 UTC, Zuri makes landfall near Jaguar Grande at its peaks as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 165 mph. After leaving Cuba, it weakens down to a Category 3 hurricane on October 16 in the Early morning. Class 4 Hurricane warnings began to be issued for most of the Bahamian Archipelago and on the east coast of Florida north of Miami. Over the next 36 hours, Zuri Passes between the islands of the Bahamian archipelago before heading west intensifying to a Category 4 hurricane as it does so, on October 17 Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings began to be issued from Vero beach to Palm Coast. The Governor of Florida declares a state of emergency and issues Recommendatory evacuations on the same day, On October 18 16:20 UTC, Zuri makes its 2nd Landfall in Titusville, Florida as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph. On October 19 in the morning, Zuri passes completely over the mainland of Florida before weakening down to a Tropical Storm. Zuri makes its 3rd and final landfall on October 19, 21:50 UTC near Tallahassee, Florida as a Tropical Storm with winds of 65 mph. Zuri quickly weakens and dissipates in Virginia on the morning of October 21.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Majority of the Impact was in Cuba. Havana suffers Major Damage getting affected 18 feet storm surge and gusts of 190 mph additionally, due to Extreme Hurricane Leslie months earlier, the country has not completely recovered which causes a bigger toll on the people. Hundreds of Cubans would die from this storm. This causes a Civil war a month later between 3 nations, The Peoples Republic of Cuba, The Cuban Order, and The Republic of Cuba. A immigration crisis starts in the of Florida and in the Mexican Commonwealth as many Cubans leave their country. In the Bahamas, the damage was Significant but only 33 people would die. In Florida the damage was Moderate as the Levee system minimized the impact caused by Zuri 9 people would die in Florida. Overall, Major Hurricane Zuri causes 957 fatalities and cause $30.8 billion in damages. On December 29, 2038, it was decided that the name Zuri will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Tropical Depression Twenty-Six[]
The Track of TD Twenty-Six for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane season
On October 6 a Tropical wave forms just south of Morocco and begins to organize on the same day as it leaves the coasts. On the afternoon of October 7 it becomes Tropical Depression Twenty-Six as it heads north east. Due to the colder waters, it weakens down to a tropical remnant before dissipating on October 8 as it heads back into Morocco.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Due to not making major impact, the damage was minimal, but 1 person died from high surf, overall, Tropical Depression Twenty-Six caused minimal damage and caused 1 fatality.
Major Hurricane Ei[]
The Track of Major Hurricane Ei for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane season
On the morning October 2 a Tropical Wave came off the coast of Africa. by the night of October 7, the storm began to organize as it continues to travel west northwest. On the afternoon of October 10, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Twenty-Seven. On the morning of October 11, the storm gets declared as Tropical Storm and is given the name Ei, beginning the use of the Japanese Alphabet naming List and becomes the 25th named storm of the season. Ei steadily intensifies over the next 2 days as it continues to organize its structure. Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings began to be issued on the islands of Antigua and Barbuda and a Class 1 Tropical Storm watch on the Island of Saint Martin on the night of October 12. On October 13 in the afternoon, Ei reaches hurricane status and begins to rapidly intensify 6 hours later. By the morning of October 14, Ei reaches Major Hurricane Status after clipping the State of Carribea and continues to intensify. By the early morning of October 15, Ei reaches its first peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph before weakening from an eye-wall replacement cycle. Ei Weakens down to a Category 2 hurricane on October 16 before it began to restrengthen again. By the afternoon on the same day, Ei reaches its second and final peak as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 125 mph as it goes into cooler waters. Ei loses Major hurricane status on the early morning of October 17 as it continues to travel north. Ei become Extra Tropical on October 18 as it drifts into the Post Tropical Atlantic where it dissipates on October 20.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Majority of the impact Ei caused was in the Island of Barbuda, but the impact was relatively moderate as Ei was a Compact Storm and did not experience anything more than Strong Gale force winds. But 2 people died from Ei in Barbuda, another person would die 4 days later from high surf in Bermuda. Overall, Major Hurricane Ei caused 3 fatalities and caused $800 million in damages.
Hurricane Bii[]
The track of Hurricane Bii for the 2036 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On October 9, a Tropical Gulf Low begins to form and organize as it goes over the state of Florida, on the morning of October 12, the storm becomes a Potential Tropical Cyclone Twenty-Eight. Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings began to be issued for the coasts of South Carolina and Class 1 Tropical Storm Watches for the Coasts of Georgia. By the Afternoon of October 12, the storm gets declared as a Tropical Storm and is given the name Bii. By the morning of October 13, the State of South Carolina issues Voluntary Evacuations. On October 13, 18:00 UTC, Bii reaches hurricane status and peaks with winds of 75 mph before making landfall in Hilton, South Carolina. Bii leaves land on the morning of October 14 as a Tropical Depression but quickly reorganizes as it goes into the Jet stream. On October 15 Bii reaches its 2nd peak as a Tropical Storm With winds of 65 mph before it began weakening as it stalls. On October 16, Bii becomes Post/Sub Tropical After piercing into the jet stream, Bii makes another loop before dissipating on October 18 in the morning.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) The area the took majority of the impact was in the southern coasts of South Carolina, where 1 person died. And the rainfall in North Carolina causes houses to have molds, but the damage was relatively minor. Overall, Hurricane Bii caused 1 Fatality and caused $1 billion in damages. On October 15, NATWA made a speech with the Administrator saying “this season is was much more active then we thought, but now we expect many more storms to come. We predict that there will be another 10 Tropical Storms, 6 Hurricanes, 3 Major Hurricanes, and 1 Category 5 hurricane. Stay alert for these storms as we are not out of danger yet, and stay safe.”
Major Hurricane Shii[]
The track of Major Hurricane Shii for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
October 13, a Tropical Low forms in the Yucatan peninsula and began organizing just after it left the peninsula. For 3 days it stalls near land which causes floods to occur in the Yucatan peninsula. On the night of October 16, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Twenty-Nine as it begins to head north west, On October 17 in the afternoon. The storm finishes organizing so it was declared a Tropical Storm and was given the name Shii. Class 3 hurricane Watches were issued from the city of New Orleans, Louisiana, to Tallahassee, Florida, due to the favorable conditions in the Gulf, By the night of October 18 Shi becomes a Category 1 hurricane before Explosively intensifying into a Category 5 hurricane by the night October 19, On October 19 in the morning, Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings began to be issued for the areas of Mississippi to the most western part of the Florida Panhandle, Mandatory Evacuations were issued for the areas under a Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings, The States of Florida and Alabama declare state of emergencies while Louisiana and Mississippi declare state of emergencies 6 hours later. On the morning of October 20, Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies began to be for the coasts between Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. On the afternoon of October 20, Shii Reaches its peak intensity as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 185 mph before it began to weaken from a eye wall replacement cycle. On October 21 01:30 UTC, Shii Makes landfall between the borders of Alabama and Florida as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 180 mph. After landfall Shii continues inland as it begins to quickly weaken from the mountainous terrain. Shii leaves the US as a Tropical Remnant on October 24 and transitions to a Extra Tropical Low before dissipating on October 26.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Most of Shiis impact was in Florida, 25 feet storm surge went over the levee system and caused flooding in towns west of Tallahassee. But the Deathtoll was reduced greatly due to the proper precautions taken as the storm hit. A $10 billion aid package was sent between the affected states to help recovery efforts and to quickly rebuild. Overall, Major Hurricane Shii caused 43 fatalities and caused $26.4 billion in damages. On December 29, 2038 it was decided that the name Shii will be Retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic hurricane Season and Beyond.
Extreme Hurricane Dhii[]
The track of Extreme Hurricane Dhii for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
Zoomed in track of Hurricane Dhii in the Caribbean
On October 11, a Tropical wave that came off the coast of Africa began to organize as it travels west towards the Caribbean. Over the next 4 days the storm continues to organize before coming Tropical Depression Thirty as it continues to go west towards the Caribbean. On the afternoon of October 16, the storm finishes organizing and began to strengthen, so it was declared a Tropical Storm and was given the name Dhii. Dhii steadily intensifies over the next 2 days while Class Tropical Storm Warnings and Class 3 Hurricanes watches started to be issued for the southern Islands of Carribea. By October 18, Dhii becomes a hurricane hours before it began to enter the Caribbean Sea. Class 4 Hurricane warnings where issued for the island of Lucia and Vincent. On October 19, 16:00 UTC. Dhii makes landfall on the Island of Lucia as a Category 2 hurricane with winds of 105 mph. After leaving the island, Dhi rapidly intensifies to a Category 4 Major hurricane with winds of 150 mph on the night of October 20 before going through a eyewall replacement cycle. On the morning of October 21, Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings were issued early for the Island of Jamaica as Dhii is predicted to intensify again and hit or Clip the southern parts of Jamaica, but Mandatory evacuations and a state of emergency couldn’t be issued because the Island is currently in Anarchy from Extreme Hurricane Leslie a couple months ago. On October 22 in the early morning, Dhii once again Rapidly intensifies and strengthens from a Category 3 hurricane to a Category 6 hurricane over the next 36 hours. Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies began to be issued in the southern parts of Jamaica as it reaches Extreme hurricane strength. On October 24, Dhii reaches its 2nd peak as a Category 6 hurricane with winds of 215 mph before going through a 2nd eyewall replacement cycle. Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies began to be issued for the entire Yucatan Peninsula, the president of the common wealth of Mexico declares a State of Emergency in the southern regions of Mexico and announced Mandatory evacuations. 6 hours later, a temporary Doctrine is set and signed by the Mexican president to rent helicopters and boats to evacuate the people out more efficiently, declared Marshall law in the Yucatan Peninsula, and gives Apartments and hotels allow people that evacuated to take temporary asylum for discounted prices using a investment currency called Cyclo bonds given by the UCNA government. On October 25, after nearly hitting the Island of Jamaica and weakening down to a 185 mph Category 5 hurricane, Dhii rapidly intensifies into a monster Category 7 hurricane with winds of 245 mph by the afternoon of October 26. 12 hours earlier, Class 7 Extreme Hurricane Emergencies for the central part of the Yucatan Peninsula. On the early morning of October 27, Dhii reaches its 3rd peak as a Category 7 Extreme hurricane with winds of 250 mph before it began weakening from land interaction and Low to Moderate wind shear just days before landfall. On October 27, 22:10 UTC, Dhii makes landfall 90 miles south of Cancun as a Category 6 Extreme hurricane with winds of 215 mph. After landfall, Dhii quickly weakens down as it loses Major hurricane status on October 28 in the morning and loses hurricane status in the after noon of the same day, after leaving the Yucatan, Dhii was a ragged and Unorganized Tropical storm but quickly began restrengthening as it gotten into favorable conditions and waters at 84F on the night of October 28. Dhii reaches Hurricane status once again on the early morning of October 29. Class 5 Major hurricane warnings began to be issued for Tampa and the surrounding coasts 20 miles surrounding Tampa on the same day. 6 hours after Dhii re strengthened to a hurricane, The Main minister makes a announcement about that damages from this season saying “Hello everyone, as we seen from Hurricane Dhii, it has caused mass devastation to Mexico, and we had another hurricane just weeks ago, hitting Florida, we now have another storm coming to Florida, I announce that a $20 billion and $10 billion hurricane Relief packages will be sent to Yucatan and eventually Florida, the National America Tropical Weather Agency said has this storm is to Rapidly intensify soon, so I Recommend you Evacuate with out hesitation, as this Chould be another Major Hurricane impact. But we will rise from the waters, and become stronger.” On October 30, Dhii began to Rapidly Intensify becoming a Category 5 hurricane on the morning of a October 31. Instead of kids Trick or Treating and carrying candy bags, they would be carrying food supplies and evacuating in Florida. On November 1 08:10 UTC, Dhii reaches its 4th peak as a Category 5 Major hurricane with winds of 175 mph before making landfall, 10 miles south of Tampa, Florida. On November 3, after Dhii left Florida as a Category 1 hurricane Dhii reaches its 5th and final peak as a Category 3 with winds of 115 mph before weakening from the cold waters, by November 5, Dhii down grades to a Tropical storm before transitioning to a Post Tropical Storm where it would wonder in the Atlantic and dissipate on November 8.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Majority of the impact from Dhii was in Jamaica there was no alerts warning them of a hurricane and there was lack of shelter because they were in anarchy, the was a estimated 20000 deaths in Jamaica and no Aid package could be sent to Jamaica as a no ship zone was set 3 miles of shore surrounding the island a couple months ago. In the Yucatan, due to there already flooding from Shii, the extreme storm surge and rainfall causes Catastrophic damage to the Yucatan, a $20 billion aid package, now upgraded to a $30 billion aid package was sent to the Yucatan to help with disaster relief and reconstruction, but 7500 people died in the Yucatan. In Florida, the impact was relatively less worse then the other two areas said above, the Levee system was able to stop the most of the storm surge but 114 people died from rainfall flooding and wind damage. A $10 billion aid Package was sent to Florida to help recover from not only Extreme Hurricane Dhii but also from Major Hurricane Shii. Another 2 people died as Dhii was entering the Caribbean but the damage there was below a billion dollars. Overall, Extreme Hurricane Dhi caused 27616 Fatalities and caused $89.7 billion in damages. on December 1, 2038, The Main minister of the UCNA declares the name Dhii as retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Major hurricane Ii.[]
The track of Major Hurricane Ii for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
On October 18, Tropical Low began organizing as it left the coast of Africa, by October 21, it completed organizing and became Tropical Depression Thirty-One. Then by the afternoon of October 21, and was given the name Ii, as it became a Tropical Storm, a High Pressure System began steering Northwest while Slowly Intensifying, by the morning of October 23, Ii eventually becomes a hurricane. Ii then steadily intensifies to a Category 3 Major hurricane then peaking with winds of 115 mph on the afternoon of October 24 before weakening from a eyewall replacement cycle and going into colder waters. Ii Steadily weakens over the next 3 days before Transitioning to an Extra Tropical Cyclone on the night of October 27. Ii would then dissipate on the morning of October 28.
Damages and deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Due to the storm not impact any land, Major Hurricane Ii caused no fatalities and minimal damage.
Major Hurricane Efu[]
The track of Major Hurricane Efu for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
on October 25, a Tropical Low began to organize in the Gulf of Mexico, on October 26 Hurricane Dhi absorbed a part of the storm and causes it to change the location of the center of circulation, once it made a new center, it began to rapidly organize from the 88 degree F and very high heat content. Over the next 3 days it continues to organize before becoming Potential Tropical Cyclone Thirty-Two, Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings began to be issued for most of the coasts of north eastern Mexico, and Class 1 Tropical Storm Watches for most of the coasts of Texas. By the morning October 27, Gale force winds was found in the north western quadrant and north eastern quadrant, so it gets declared as a Tropical Storm and is given the name Efu. Due to the very high heat content, Class 4 Hurricane Warnings were issued for the coasts of Mexico and Texas, as well as Mandatory Evacuations being issued in Galveston. By the Morning of October 28 Efu began Rapidly Intensifying as it reaches hurricane status, by the Afternoon of October 28 it becomes a Major Hurricane appearing with a Pinhole eye, Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings began to be issued for Galveston and Houston, then by the early morning of October 29, it reaches its peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 150 mph before going through a eyewall replacement cycle, The Governor of Texas Declares a state of emergency for Houston, Galveston, and other towns surrounding those areas. On October 30, 17:50 UTC, Efu makes landfall in Galveston as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph after landfall it Rapidly weakened into a Tropical Remnant before dissipating on the morning of November 1.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Majority of the damage was caused in Texas but most of the deaths were in Mexico, 3 people died from the storm in Mexico, in Texas, Galveston suffered a Moderate Damage By Rainfall flooding and winds, which causes half a dozen billion dollars in damages, Overall, Major Hurricane Efu caused 3 fatalities and caused $8.9 billion in damages. On January 15, 2029, it was decided the Major Hurricane Efu will not be retired and will stay on the list on 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
Tropical Storm Jiii[]
The track of Tropical Storm Jiii for the 2038 Atlantic hurricane season
(Finally something not life threatening) on October 29, a Tropical Low in the Caribbean began to Rapidly organize, by afternoon of October 30, it became Tropical Depression Thirty-Three, but then Dominica started detecting Gale for winds so it quickly became a Tropical Storm and was given the name Jiii 6 hours later. On October 31 07:00 UTC, Jii would make land fall in south east Dominican as a Tropical storm with winds of 45 mph. It the quickly weakened as it goes over mountainous terrain and dissipates on the morning of November 1.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) The damage was extremely minor, only causing flooding from rain coming down the mountains. Overall, Tropical Storm Jiii caused no fatalities and caused $100 million in damages.
Major Hurricane Eichi[]
The track of Hurricane Eichi for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On November 3, a Tropical Low forms and began organizing off the coast of Africa, over 5 days it slowly organizing as it heads towards the Caribbean. On November 8 the storm becomes Tropical Depression Thirty-Four. after continued organizing, on November 9 in the afternoon, the storm gets declared as a Tropical Storm and was given the name Eichi, Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings began to be issued for the southern Islands of Carribea as Eichi gets closer to entering the Caribbean Sea. After entering the Caribbean on November 11 in the morning, Eichi become a Category 1 hurricane by the night of November 11. On November 12, Eichi began to rapidly intensify becoming a major hurricane by the end of the day. Class 4 Hurricane warnings became issued for the southern Dominica Panhandle and Class 5 Major Hurricane warnings became issued for eastern Cuba. Dominica issues mandatory evacuations from the panhandle on the morning of November 13. At the same time, Eichi becomes a Category 4 hurricane. Eichi then rapidly intensifies again and becomes a Category 5 hurricane by the morning of November 14. Class 5 Major hurricanes began to be issued for the Dominica panhandle, Dominica declares a state of emergency. On November 15 13:20 UTC, Eichi makes landfall on the most western point of Haiti as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 165 mph. On November 16 7:20 UTC, Eichi reaches its peak as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 175 mph before going through a eyewall replacement cycle but makes landfall in Cuba as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 160 mph. On November 17, Eichi leaves Cuba as a Category 1 hurricane but then quickly intensifies to a Category 2 hurricane peaking with winds of 110 mph before making landfall 20 miles west of Miami on November 18 12:30 UTC. Eichi leaves Florida as a Category 1 hurricane where it intensifies again and continues to head north towards North Carolina on the night of November 19. Class 4 hurricane warnings began to be issued for the southern parts of North Carolina on the same day. Voluntary Evacuations were issued 12 hours later as Eichi becomes a Category 2 hurricane once again. Eichi peaks as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 115 mph on November 20 in the morning before cold waters cause a weakening trend as it continues to head towards to North Carolina. On November 21, 04:00 UTC, Eichi makes landfall on the southern part of North Carolina as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 90 mph. Eichi then weakens before dissipating in the state of New York on November 24.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) most of the impact was in Cuba, because of the civil war, there was little warning of the hurricane heading towards, Cuba, when the storm hit it killed 1700 people and caused major damage. It Dominica, it was the first to get, hit, but due to taking proper precautions, it wasn’t as catastrophic, but still 300 people died, in the UCNA, the damages was moderate due to the levee systems stopping the storm surge, but still 7 people died from it. Overall. Eichi caused 2007 fatalities and caused $41.1 billion in damages. In December 29, 2038, it was decided that the name Eichi would be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic hurricane season and beyond.
Tropical Storm Ai[]
The track of Tropical Storm Ai for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On November 8, a Tropical Low forms in the Gulf of Mexico and began to quickly organize, by November 9 it becomes Tropical Depression Thirty-Five, by the afternoon of November 9, RECON detects Gale force winds so it becomes a tropical storm and is given the name Ai. Class 2 Tropical Storm warnings became issued for Houston and surrounding areas towns in Texas at the same time. On November 10, 01:30 UTC Ai makes landfall 5 miles from Houston at its peak as a Tropical Storm with winds of 60 mph, after landfall Ai becomes a Tropical Remnant but causes a tornado break which gets 1 person killed on November 11. Then on the early November 12th, Ai would dissipate in Arkansas.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) In the aftermath, damages were minor at landfall but a tornado outbreak in Austin causes Moderate Damage and causes 1 person to die. Overall, Tropical Storm Ai causes 1 fatality and causes $200 million in damages.
Hurricane Jei[]
The track of Major Hurricane Jei for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
on November 6, a Tropical Wave came off the coast of Africa and began organizing on November 7 as it heads west. After the next 3 days, the storm continues organizing till the early morning November 10, where it becomes Tropical Depression Thirty-Six. On November 11, it gets declared a Tropical Storm and is given the name Jei and begins going NNW. As it enters the Mid Atlantic Ridge it begins to intensify from the heat and before becoming a hurricane on November 12 in the morning. 6 hours later, Jei begins rapidly intensify and becomes a Major Hurricane on November 13. On November 14, Jei reaches its peak as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 145 mph before going through a eye wall replacement cycle 6 hours later. on November 15 , Jei weakens down to a category 3 hurricane before finishing its eye-wall replacement and strengthens again to its 2nd peak on November 16 as a Category 4 hurricane with winds of 135 mph before beginning to slowly weaken from the cooler waters. On November 18 in the early morning Jei loses Major hurricane status and continues to weaken as it goes North East making no threat to land. Jei then becomes Extra Tropical on November 19 before dissipating on the same day 12 hours later.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4)Due to the storm not impact or affecting any land, Major Hurricane Jei cause no fatalities and minimal damage.
Major Hurricane Kei[]
The track of Major Hurricane Kei for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On November 16, a Tropical Wave began to Rapidly organize in the Caribbean, due to the warm waters, an Enhanced Coastal Risk was issued for the states of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. On the Morning of November 17, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Thirty-Seven, and by the afternoon of November 17, the storm becomes a Tropical Storm and is given the name Kei. Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings and Class 4 Hurricane Warnings began to be issued for Nicaragua and north Costa Rica as it’s predicted to be a strong hurricane. On November 18, Kei becomes a hurricane and begins to explosively intensify, at the same times, the Governor of Nicaragua declares a state of emergency and issues mandatory Evacuations. By the end of the day, Kei becomes a Category 5 hurricane as it continues towards Guatemala. NATWA issues Class 6 Hurricane Emergencies for parts of Nicaragua and Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings for parts of Nicaragua and Costa Rica saying “this is a particularly dangerous situation and you need to get out now. Costa Rica Issues Mandatory Evacuations as the Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings are issued. On November 20th 14:40 UTC, Kei reaches its peak intensity as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 185 mph before making landfall in Central Nicaragua. After landfall, Kei quickly weakens before dissipating in Mexico on November 22nd.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4)The damages caused from Kei is catastrophic, all flood pumping systems failed from run off in the mountainous terrain which causes houses to be washed way. With the little time to evacuate, people has to watch them selves get swallowed by the flood waters in cars and drown. Prime minister of Nicaragua, Lynsey Gormez resigns from office and is replaced by his rival candidate Maria Guez. she promises to build more flood pumps and get better maintenance workers, she starts that immediately after winning the elections in December 10th, FEMA begins helping people that need to be rescued from the raging flood waters. A $15 billion aid package as well as another $5 billion aid package from the Mexican government, helps bring food and water to the people in need, as well as construction materials to rebuild from the rubble. A person that lost there family from Leslie, and now getting hit by Kei said “Mother Nature has turned to the dark side, and has brung hell in the tropics, Mother Nature will always hurt us.” Overall, Major Hurricane Kei causes 2876 fatalities and caused $35.8 billion in damages. In December 29, 2038, it was decided that the name Kei will be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and beyond.
Hurricane Eru[]
The Track of Hurricane Efu for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane season
On November 19, a Tropical Wave began organizing over the open waters, due to the abnormally warm waters, it was able to organize into Tropical Depression Thirty-Eight on November 21. 12 hours later it gets declared a Tropical Storm and is given the name Eru. Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings began to be issued for Peurto Rico. Eru Quickly intensified to a hurricane as it reaches its closest point to Peurto Rico on November 23. On November 23, 22:00 UTC, Eru makes landfall in the Peurto Rico Archipelago as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 80 mph. After that Eru intensifies to its peak on November 24, as a Category 1 hurricane withs winds of 95 mph before it began weakening from cold waters. Eru would lose hurricane status on November 25 before transitioning to an Extra Tropical storm on November 26. By November 27, Eru would dissipate in the open Atlantic.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Majority of the impact from Eru was in Puerto Rico, Erus eyewall causes roof damage to homes and cause moderate flooding, but the damages were overall minor. Overall, Hurricane Eru caused 2 fatalities and caused $800 million.
Major Hurricane Emu[]
The track of Major Hurricane Emu for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On November 25, a Tropical Low forms in the Central Caribbean and begins to organize in the warm waters. A Particularly Dangerous Situation was issued by the NWS on November 26 for the Northern parts of Central America and the state of the Yucatan as Emu heads West towards those areas which are prone to flooding. On the Afternoon of November 27, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Thirty-Nine as it continues going west toward the Yucatan. By the Early Morning of November 28, the storm gets declared as a Tropical Storm as Gale force winds were detected on the North West Quadrant and is given the name Emu. Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings were issued for the Northern Coasts of Nicaragua over the same day and Class 3 Hurricane Watches became issued for parts of the Yucatan. Recommendatory Evacuations we’re issued by Nicaragua and the state of the Yucatan were issued as the warnings became issued. On the Morning of November 29, Emu becomes a hurricane and begins to explosively intensify from the abnormally warm waters up to 87F over the next 18 hours becoming a Category 5 hurricane by the early morning of November 30. Over the same day, Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings were Issued for the coasts of Guatemala and Class 4 Hurricane warnings for the Yucatan. States of Emergencies were declares by the states of Guatemala, Nicaragua, and the Yucatan on the same day. Emu peaks as a Category 5 hurricane with winds of 185 mph on the afternoon of November 30 with a pinhole eye in the center seen from a Satellite before quickly weakening from 2 eye-wall replacement Cycles over the next 48 hours which caused the storm to stall and weakens to a Category 3 hurricane by the night of December 1. On the Afternoon of December 2nd, Emu reaches its 2nd peak as a Category 3 hurricane with winds of 125 mph before beginning a weakening trend as there is a lack of heat content from earlier storms as it heads towards Cuba, Class 5 Major Hurricane Warnings and Class 4 Hurricane warnings gets issued from the most western parts of Cuba to Havana, but was not able to alert some of the Cubans due to the war. On December 3, 14:00 UTC, Emu makes landfall 70 miles West of Cuba as a Category 3 Major Hurricane with winds of 115 mph. Class 4 hurricane warnings gets issued for the Florida Keys as well as Class 3 Hurricane Watches for some of the Bahamas. Emu continues on a weakening Trend before hitting the Bahamas as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 85 mph on December 5 in the early morning. Emu would weaken down to a Tropical Storm on December 6 and then dissipate on December 8th in the early morning.
Damage and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4)Majority of the impact from Emu was in Cuba , due to people getting the lack of warning, they were not able to leave from the storm, which caused 60 people to die, but majority of the people were able to leave Emus’ path. In Central America, the damage was Significant but due to Emu not making landfall, mostly rainfall caused the damage, 19 people died in the areas in Central America. In the state of Florida and country of the Bahamas, the damages were Minor, and only killing 2 people. Overall, Major Hurricane Emu caused 81 Fatalites, and caused $14.9 billion in damages. On December 29, 2038, it was decided that name Emu would be retired and will not be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season and Beyond.
Tropical Storm Enu[]
The track of Tropical Storm Enu for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On December 1, bundle of Thunder storms came off the coast of Africa and began to have rotation and started to organize by December 2, by the night of December 5th, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Forty as it goes North West towards the mid Atlantic Ridge. The storm struggles to strengthen but on early morning of December 7, it gets declared a Tropical Storm and is given the name Enu, the storm heads north as it continues to feed off the warm waters of the mid Atlantic Ridge before stalling on December 8 from the Bermuda High, Enu begins to head west then north west over 3 days where it reached its first peak as a Tropical storm with winds of 65 mph before weakening slightly from wind shear as it heads south on December 10. On December 11, Enu reaches its 2nd peak as a Tropical Storm with winds of 60 mph before heading north east and begins to weaken because of the cooler waters. On December 13, Enu transitions to a Extra Tropical Cyclone before dissipating still in the open Atlantic on December 14.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Due to the storm making no affect on any land mass in its lifetime, Tropical Storm Enu caused no Fatalities and caused minimal to no damage,
Tropical Storm Oo[]
The track of Tropical Storm Oo for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On December 10. A severe thunderstorm forms and then begins organizing on December 11. by the morning of December 13th, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Forty-One as it heads towards the Florida Panhandle. By the Afternoon on the same day, the storm becomes a Tropical storm and is given the name Oo. Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings begins to be issued for the coasts 15 miles west of Tallahassee to New Orlean. On December 14 Oo reaches its peak as a Tropical Storm with winds of 60 mph before it begins weakening from cooler waters just before it makes landfall. On December 14 09:50 UTC, Oo makes landfall in Far West Florida County as a Tropical Storm with winds of 55 mph. After landfall, Oo weakens down to a Tropical Depression on the night of December 14 and becomes a remnant Low on the early morning December 15 in the early morning, Oo would dissipate on the same day in South Carolina.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) The impact was extremely minor, majority of the damage was from rainfall which only causes minor structural damage in the Florida panhandle. Overall, Tropical Storm Oo caused no fatalities and caused $100 million in damages.
Hurricane Pii[]
The track of Hurricane Pii for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On December 16 a Tropical Low goes over the north islands of Gran Columbia and begins to organize on the night of the same day. By the morning of December 18, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Forty-Two which causes this season to surpass 2026 in the number of storms. On the Afternoon of December 18, the storm gets declared as a Tropical Storm and is given the name Pii. on the night of December 18, Class 2 Tropical Storm Warnings began to be issued by NATWA for the entire State of Costa Rica and Class 3 Hurricane watches in the central part of Costa Rica. On the early morning of December 19, Pii becomes a hurricane as it continues towards Costa Rica. Class 4 Hurricane warnings were issued for Central Costa Rica, just 6 hours before landfall. On December 19, 12:00 UTC. Pii reaches its peak as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 80 mph before making landfall in Central Costa Rica. After landfall Pii would weaken to a Tropical Storm before heading to the east pacific on December 20 where It would dissipate on the night of December 21.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4)As the storm only made landfall in Costa Rica, Majority of damage is in that area. The damages was Moderate, 7 people died from flooding and Storm Surge, but the damages were lower than average. Overall, Hurricane Pii caused 7 fatalities and caused $2.8 billion in damages. On January 15, 2039, after many negotiations, it was decided that the name Pii will not be retired and will be used again for the 2044 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
Hurricane Kyuu[]
The track of Hurricane Kyuu for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
On December 17, a Tropical Low forms after the coast of Africa and begins to organize in the open Atlantic on December 19. On December 21 in the morning, The Storm becomes Tropical Depression Forty-Three as it heads northwest toward the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. On the Afternoon of December 22, the storm gets declared a tropical storm and is given the name Kyuu. The storm heads more north while intensifying from the warm waters of the mid Atlantic Ridge which allows Kyuu to reach hurricane statues on the night of December 23. On the Early Morning of December 24th, Kyuu reaches its peak as a Category 1 hurricane with winds of 75 mph before weakening from the cooler waters. Kyuu would weaken down to a Tropical depression on the afternoon of December 25 and finally dissipating on the early morning of December 26.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Due to the storm not affecting or impacting any land mass in it lifetime, Hurricane Kyuu causes no Fatalties and minimal to no damages.
The track of Tropical Storm Aaru for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Tropical Storm Aaru[]
On December 23, a Tropical wave forms off the coasts of Africa on December 24, by the afternoon of December 27th, the storm becomes Tropical Depression Forty-Four. Then by the morning of December 28, the storm gets declared a Tropical Storm and is given the name Aaru. Aaru would quickly intensify and reach a peak as a Tropical Storm with winds of 70 mph before weakening from colder waters on December 29. Aaru would weaken down to a Tropical Depression on December 30, and finally Aaru would dissipate on January 2 next year.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) Due to the storm not making any impact or have affect on any land mass, Tropical Storm Aaru caused no fatalities and caused minimal to no damage.
Sub Tropical Depression Forty-Five[]
The track of Sub Tropical Depression Forty-Five for the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season
December 26, a Winter Low forms in North Carolina, on December 27, the storm it heads into the ocean. 12 hours later it loses its winter fronts but continues to deepen so it becomes Sub Tropical Depression Forty-Five. after doing so, on December 28, winter storm advisories becomes issued by the NWS and Class 1 Tropical Storm watches become issued aswell by NATWA for the state North Carolina, on December 28, 20:00 UTC, the storm couldn’t finish organizing before hitting land North Carolina so it was not given the name. The storm would turn back into a winter storm before dissipating on December 30.
Damages and Deathtoll[]
Template:HurricaneInfobox (4) The storm as a it was sub tropical did not cause any damage or cause any fatalities, but as a winter storm it kills 1 person and power outages causes $100 million in damages, overall, Sub-Tropical Depression Forty Five causes no fatalities and cause minimal damage. But Winter Storm Avery would cause 1 fatality and cause $100 million in damages.
Summary[]
Recap[]
SUB-TROPICAL STORM ALBERTO: SUB TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 50 MPH, PRESSURE: 999 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: 1
SUB-TROPICAL STORM BERYL: SUB TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 60 MPH, PRESSURE: 997 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
HURRICANE CHRIS: CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 75 MPH, PRESSURE: 987 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
TROPICAL DEPRESSION FOUR: TROPICAL DEPRESSION, WIND-SPEEDS: 35 MPH, PRESSURE: 1008 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
MAJOR HURRICANE DEBBY: CATEGORY 3 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 120 MPH, PRESSURE: 969 MMB, DAMAGES: $31.1 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 582 (RETIRED)
TROPICAL STORM ERNESTO: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 55 MPH, PRESSURE: 995 MMB, DAMAGES: $230 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: 2
HURRICANE FRANCINE: CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 105 MPH, PRESSURE: 982 MMB, DAMAGES: $400 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: 9
MAJOR HURRICANE GORDON: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 160 MPH, PRESSURE: 919 MMB, DAMAGES: $53.1 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 723 (RETIRED)
HURRICANE FRANCINE II: CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 75 MPH, PRESSURE: 993 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
TROPICAL STORM HELENE: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 60 MPH, PRESSURE: 997 MMB, DAMAGES: $1.9 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 4
HURRICANE ISAAC: CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 105 MPH, PRESSURE: 983 MMB, DAMAGES: $2.9 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 37 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE JOYCE: CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 155 MPH, PRESSURE: 927 MMB, DAMAGES: $18.2 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 79 (RETIRED
MAJOR HURRICANE KIRK: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 180 MPH, PRESSURE: 905 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: 1
EXTREME HURRICANE LESLIE: CATEGORY 7 EXTREME HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 265 MPH(highest winds), PRESSURE: 847 MMB, DAMAGES: $228 BILLION USD (Most Costliest storm), FATALITIES: 156987(Most Deadliest storm) (RETIRED)
EXTREME HURRICANE MILTON: CATEGORY 6 EXTREME HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 200 MPH, PRESSURE: 892 MMB, DAMAGES: $21.3 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 262 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE NADINE: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 170 MPH, PRESSURE: 923 MMB, DAMAGES: $43.2 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 631 (RETIRED)
HURRICANE OSCAR: CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 110 MPH, PRESSURE: 984 MMB, DAMAGES: $5.1 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 17 (RETIRED)
HURRICANE PATTY/WINDSTORM ELIZEBETH: CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 100 MPH, PRESSURE: 976 MMB, DAMAGES: $700 MILLION USD/1.5 B Kalgars, FATALITIES: 6
EXTREME HURRICANE RAFAEL: CATEGORY 6 EXTREME HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 210 MPH, PRESSURE: 889 MMB, DAMAGES: $67.4 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 1657 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE SARA: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 190 MPH, PRESSURE: 904 MMB, DAMAGES: $46 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 632 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE TONY: CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 150 MPH, PRESSURE: 941 MMB, DAMAGES: $6.2 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 16 (RETIRED)
EXTREME HURRICANE VALERIE: CATEGORY 6 EXTREME HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 225 MPH, PRESSURE: 858 MMB, DAMAGES: $146 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 1879 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE WILLIAM: CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 150 MPH, PRESSURE: 936 MMB, DAMAGES: $26.7 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 128 (RETIRED)
HURRICANE XIAO: CATEGORY 2 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 100 MPH, PRESSURE: 981 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
MAJOR HURRICANE YOSHI: CATEGORY 3 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 125 MPH, PRESSURE: 946 MMB, DAMAGES: $9.2 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 12 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE ZURI: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 165 MPH, PRESSURE: 922 MMB, DAMAGES: $30.8 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 12 (RETIRED)
TROPICAL DEPRESSION TWENTY-SIX: TROPICAL DEPRESSION, WIND-SPEEDS: 35 MPH, PRESSURE: 1006 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: 1
MAJOR HURRICANE EI: CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 130 MPH, PRESSURE: 952 MMB, DAMAGES: $800 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: 3
HURRICANE BII: CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 75 MPH, PRESSURE: 984 MMB, DAMAGES: $1 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 1
MAJOR HURRICANE SHII: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 185 MPH, PRESSURE: 905 MMB, DAMAGES: $26.4 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 43 (RETIRED)
EXTREME HURRICANE DHII: CATEGORY 7 EXTREME HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 250 MPH, PRESSURE: 839 MMB(lowest pressure), DAMAGES: $89.7 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 27616 (RETIRED)
MAJOR HURRICANE II: CATEGORY 3 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 115 MPH, PRESSURE: 966 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
MAJOR HURRICANE EFU: CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 150 MPH, PRESSURE: 934 MMB, DAMAGES: $8.9 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 3
TROPICAL STORM JIII: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 45 MPH, PRESSURE: 1002 MMB, DAMAGES: $100 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: NONE
MAJOR HURRICANE EICHI: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 175 MPH, PRESSURE: 912 MMB, DAMAGES: $41.1 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 2007 (RETIRED)
TROPICAL STORM AI: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 60 MPH, PRESSURE: 998 MMB, DAMAGES: $200 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: NONE
MAJOR HURRICANE JEI: CATEGORY 4 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 145 MPH, PRESSURE: 938 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
MAJOR HURRICANE KEI: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 185 MPH, PRESSURE: 889 MMB, DAMAGES: $35.8 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 2876 (RETIRED)
HURRICANE ERU: CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 95 MPH, PRESSURE: 983 MMB, DAMAGES: $800 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: 2
MAJOR HURRICANE EMU: CATEGORY 5 MAJOR HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 185 MPH, PRESSURE: 890 MMB, DAMAGES: $14.9 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 81 (RETIRED)
TROPICAL STORM ENU: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 65 MPH, PRESSURE: 992 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
TROPICAL STORM OO: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 60 MPH, PRESSURE: 995 MMB, DAMAGES: $100 MILLION USD, FATALITIES: NONE
HURRICANE PII: CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 80 MPH, PRESSURE: 987 MMB, DAMAGES: $2.8 BILLION USD, FATALITIES: 7
HURRICANE KYUU: CATEGORY 1 HURRICANE, WIND-SPEEDS: 75 MPH, PRESSURE: 989 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
TROPICAL STORM AARU: TROPICAL STORM, WIND-SPEEDS: 70 MPH, PRESSURE: 991 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
SUB-TROPICAL DEPRESSION FORTY-FIVE: SUB TROPICAL DEPRESSION, WIND-SPEEDS: 35 MPH, PRESSURE: 1000 MMB, DAMAGES: MINIMAL, FATALITIES: NONE
Aftermath[]
The track of all the Tropical Cyclone in the 2038 Atlantic Hurricane Season (ST timeline)
From all the storms of this season, the damages reach up to $960.96 billion USD which causes many major events. due to the areas in the UCNA that were impacted, it causes some economic downturn on the states that were impacted this season, shelters that get rebuilt gets new building codes that makes them able to stay standing in Extreme Hurricane force winds, using materials such as regeneratable concrete, hardened Steel Rebar, and Bullet proof glass. Seeing that many Extreme Hurricanes can easily make storm surge that can go over the Levee systems and it being too expensive to make the Levee more taller, it was decided that they would use 5 feet tall 5 inch thick bullet-proof glass in addition, 25 feet stair cases will be built in beaches to make tourist destinations and. Also to track wave heights without losing research instruments. Also Artificial Reefs begin to be constructed underwater along the levee system to try and stop erosion, many new governors were elected for the states of the UCNA and will see their performance in the future. In Cuba, there is a Civil war where 3 countries named: the Peoples Republic of Cuba, the Cuban Order, and the Republic of Cuba that will go on for years to come. in Jamaica, it would continue to stay in anarchy for years to come aswell, but over 20000 people that took asylum in the UCNA would eventually be sent back to Jamaica because they are not ethnically American, Mexican or Canadian, or don’t have a permit for immigration status by the UCNA embassy. This hurricane season becomes the 2nd most active hurricane season only being behind by 2039 next year, there was 44 Tropical Depression, 42 Tropical Storms, 34 Hurricanes, 23 Major Hurricanes, 14 Category 5 Hurricanes, and 5 Extreme Hurricanes. Also this season would cause 196347 fatalities and cause $960.96 billion in damages which makes it the most deadliest and most costliest hurricane season since 2028.
Retirements[]
The names that have made major effect to a population in its lifetime would be retired as it would be remembered and will not be comfortable to be used again 10 names on the list became retired, these names are: Debby, Gordon, Isaac, Joyce, Leslie, Milton, Nadine, Rafael, Tony, Valerie William, Sara, Yoshi, Zuri, Shii, Dhii, Eichi, Kei, and Emu. These names were all retired by January 15, 2038 and will not be used again in 2044 Atlantic hurricane season or any season in the future.
New Naming List 1[]
The retired names will be replaced with:Dante, Gaia, Imogen, Jade, Lennon, Miles, Nalani, Oscar, Renee, Winslow, Sylvie, Tristan, Vail, Weston Yannick, Zella.
New naming list: Alberto, Beryl, Chris, Dante, Ernesto, Francine, Gaia, Helene, Imogen, Jade, Kirk, Lennon, Miles, Nalani, Oakley, Patty, Renee, Sylvie, Tristan, Vail, Weston, Xiao, Yannick, and Zella.
New naming List 2[]
the names of the Japanese Alphabet naming list will have the retired names replaced with the name translator Alphabet the names that will be replaced are: Shii, Dhii, Eichi, Kei, and Emu. They will be replaced by the names: Mi, Te, Ri, Me, and Rin
New naming list: Ei, Bii, Mi, Te, Ii, Efu, Jii, Ri, Ai, Jei, Me, Eru, Rin, Enu, Oo, Pii, Kyuu, Aaru, Esu, Thii, Yuu, Vii, Daburyuu, Ekkusu, Wai, and Zeddo.
Credits[]
Skellitor Titan: Creator and main editor of the article
Litia von Lucerna: original creator of Armageddon. User:Litia Von Lucerna. 2027 Atlantic hurricane season (Litia Von Lucerna - REMAKE)
HurricaneOtto: one of the couple helpers in the “After Armegeddon Project”
WIP(If you want to go be on the credits, then come to my message wall to and ask to volunteer to help on satellite SIMs!)
Other seasons[]
Hypothetical 2037 Atlantic hurricane Season, After Armageddon (ST Timeline)
Hypothetical 2036 Atlantic hurricane season, ST Armageddon timeline(Skellitor Titan
Hypothetical 2039 Atlantic Hurricane Season, “after Armegeddon” (ST timeline)