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2050 Atlantic hurricane season

**2050 Atlantic hurricane season**

## Systems

### Hurricane Apollo

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### Hurricane Beatrice

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### Tropical Storm Caesar

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### Tropical Depression Four

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### Hurricane Debora

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### Hurricane Elliot

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### Hurricane Fernanda

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### Hurricane Gaston

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### Tropical Depression Nine

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### Hurricane Hyacinth

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### Hurricane Igor

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### Tropical Storm Jeanette

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### Hurricane Keith

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### Hurricane Lucy

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### Tropical Storm Mason

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2020 Malibu tornado (Layten)

**2020 Malibu tornado (Layten)**

The **2020 Malibu tornado** was a destructive EF2 wedge tornado that hit Malibu on the evening of August 17, 2020, causing an injury and $10 million in damages,before passing through the city centre and weakening as it got cut off from its energy source, lifting 6 minutes after it touched down.

## Synopsis

The days leading up to the tornado saw the dissipation of Tropical Storm Genevieve, and its remnant moisture managed to combine with a developing low off the northern Baja California Peninsula to forma dangerous storm, which made landfall on the morning of August 17 before merging with a frontal zone, allowing supercells to develop along the coast,though only 1 managed to produce tornadoes. At 0600 UTC, the NWS SPC issued a slight risk for severe weather, including tornadoes, along the coast of California valid until the following morning, and by 1300, a severe thunderstorm watch was in place near Malibu, which was upgraded to a tornado watch by 1700, about the time the area was put under a severe thunderstorm warning by the local NWS forecast office.

By 1900, Malibu was under a tornado warning after several reports were received of a lowering rotating wall cloud, an indication of an imminent tornado threat. At 1921, local radar indicated the tornado had touched down, and was confirmed by local storm chasers on the storm.Progressing onwards, the tornado moved into Malibu, inflicting mid range EF2 damage in the area before rapidly weakening after 1925. The tornado lifted by 1927, having injured a woman who was caught unawares by the approaching tornado a few minutes earlier.

A few hours later, the city officials issued a state of emergency,and a SPC survey team arrived a day later to confirm the tornado path and intensity. Mobile radar nearby indicated winds of 140 mph, which would make the tornado an EF3, but because the tornado never caused any damage of EF3 intensity, the EF2 rating stood.

## Tornado Emergency

At 1923, 2 minutes after the tornado touched down, a tornado emergency was issued for the city, with the text stating "A large, dangerous tornado is on the ground within Malibu. Find a safe place and take cover immediately!" Following the disspation of the tornado at 1927,the emergency was lifted, and rescue teams were deployed, making it only the 2nd tornado in California history to receive a tornado emergency along its path.
2017 JMC Tropical Cyclone Advisory Archive

2018

***Hurricane AUDREY***

***Tropical Storm BILL***

***Hurricane CLEO***

***Hurricane DIANA***

***Hurricane ELOISE***

***Tropical Storm FLORA***

***Tropical Depression SEVEN***

***Hurricane GARRETT***

***Hurricane HERMAN***

***Tropical Depression TEN***

***Tropical Storm IRIS***

***Tropical Storm JUAN***

***Hurricane KLAUS***

***Hurricane LISA***

***Tropical Storm MELISSA***

***Tropical Storm NICHOLAS***
1900 Catania tornado (Layten)

**1900 Catania tornado (Layten)**

The **1900 Catania tornado** was a violent, long tracked, deadly and destructive tornado that ravaged Catania during the mid afternoon of July 14, 1900. 24 people died in the event, with 127 more being injured, and $24 million being done in damages, equivalent to nearly over $2 billion had the tornado occurred in present times.

## Synopsis

The day before the tornado, the weather was hot and muggy, as can be found in local media reports of the time, and so was the morning and early afternoon of the outbreak, with temperatures peaking at 33C in Catania leading up to the tornado.

At 1525, the local media reports that the weather in Catania grew terrible, with "sheets of rain and thunder that shoo the lands", likely indicative of a supercell thunderstorm closing in on the location. At 1535, the media reports that a "huge black wall of cloud began eating up the land", likely indicating that a large wedge tornado was on the ground by that point and already approaching the town by that point. News reports reveal that the tornado passed through the town, with 2 farms disappearing completely, and a stone building also being felled and mangled by the force of the tornado, likely indicating F5 damage at this location as a result.

The media reports that the winds began fading by 1550, indicating either a weakening of the storm, or that it was moving out of the area at a fast forward speed,with the media reporting that no more damage was done after 1555, the time that is presumed to be the time that the tornado dissipated.
2018 JMC Tropical Cyclone Advisory Archive

2018

*Subtropical Storm ADREANNA*

***Tropical Storm BLAKE***

***Hurricane CLARICE***

***Hurricane DALE***

***Tropical Storm EMMA***

***Hurricane FAITH***

***Hurricane GAVIN***

***Hurricane HAILEY***

***Tropical Depression NINE***

***Tropical Storm ISAIAH***

***Tropical Storm JADE***

***Hurricane KRISTEN***

***Hurricane LUCAS***

***Hurricane MICHAELA***

***Tropical Storm NOAH***

***Hurricane OLIVIA***

***Tropical Depression SEVENTEEN***

***Hurricane PAIGE***

***Hurricane RICKY***

***Hurricane SARAH***

***Hurricane TYLER***

***Hurricane VIOLET***

***Subtropical Depression TWENTY-THREE***

***Hurricane WILLIAM***

***Hurricane ALPHA***

***Tropical Storm BETA***

***Tropical Storm GAMMA***

***Hurricane DELTA***
2041 Dallas-Fort Worth tornado

**2041 Dallas-Fort Worth tornado**

The **2041 Dallas-Fort Worth tornado** was an EF5 rated tornado that tore through Dallas and Fort Worth, devastating the areas in and around both cities in the process. It touched down at 1347 3 miles outside of Dallas, Texas, before rapidly intensifying into an EF4 tornado as it moved through the Dallas metropolitan area around 10 minutes later. After passing through Dallas, the tornado fluctuated between EF3 and EF5 intensity as it made its way towards Fort Worth. The tornado passed through the city, then finally began to weaken, finally dissipating at 1920 hours after its violent 48 minute existence. 255 people were killed, 567 more injured, and damages reached $6.91 billion, the highest ever observed due to a tornado, as well as the death toll being the 4th highest on record as well.
1835 Pappenheim tornado (Layten)

**1835 Pappenheim tornado (Layten)**

The **1835 Pappenheim tornado** was an exceptionally violent tornado that hit the town on October 4, 1835, causing 2 fatalities. Not much is known about this tornado, but enough evidence exists to give it an F5 rating, although this is disputed because of the lack of evidence.

## Analysis

An analysis was conducted into the tornado in 2066 in order to determine a rating for the tornado when it was discovered by meteorologists checking over older data for the European Severe Storm Laboratory. The report indicated that 2 farms were completely obliterated, leaving no evidence of its existence behind, and based on a headline in a newspaper the following morning after the tornado, "Utter devastation as town is wiped from map", an F5 rating was applied for this tornado, respectively.

Not much is known about the event, so it is hard to give times for specific events during the tornado, so not many specifics can be given as a result.
2059 Jackson, Mississippi tornado

**2059 Jackson, Mississippi tornado**

The **2059 Jackson, Mississippi tornado** was a devastating EF5 tornado that ravaged Jackson, Mississippi, and surrounding areas during the early-mid afternoon of April 19, 2059 during a series of violent tornadoes in the Gulf Coast states. This tornado was one of 3 EF5's to touch down that day, leading to a total of 77 deaths, 1034 injuries, and $2.23 billion in damages between the 3 EF5's alone.
Typhoon Forrest

Typhoon Forrest was a very intense storm that affected the Ryuku Islands and China during March and and early April of 2100 its the 6th named system the 2nd Major and Normal Typhoon of 2100

## Metorlogical History

on March 10 a tropical wave spun and slowly organized on March 15 the wave became tropical depression 06W the storm slowly progressed over the days as the time passed 06W become a tropical storm on the 17th and was named Forrest slowly as it moved north west it became a super typhoon becomming the strongest since Candice earlier in the year the storm weakened quickly before making a category 1 typhoon landfall on March 28 on April 1 after weakening to a depression Forrest was asborbed by a monsoon.

## Retirement

If Forrest is retied or not will be chosen at the end of the year

## See Also

* Typhoon Kai-Tak (2012) dissipated near China
* Tropical Storm Bae (2099) struck Japan as a TD
* Typhoon Susan a weaker storm that struck China as a C2
Subtropical Storm ADREANNA Advisory 1

### **Subtropical Storm ADREANNA**

```
ZCZC MIATCPAT1 ALL
TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM
BULLETIN
SUBTROPICAL STORM ADREANNA ADVISORY NUMBER 1
JARRELL METEOROLOGICAL CENTER TEMPLE TX AL012018
0600 AM EDT TUE MAY 08 2018

...EARLY-SEASON SUBTROPICAL STORM FORMS OFF THE SOUTHEAST U.S.
COAST...

SATELLITE IMAGERY AND AIRCRAFT DATA INDICATE THAT THE LOW PRESSURE
SYSTEM OFF THE SOUTHEAST U.S. COAST HAS ACQUIRED SUBTROPICAL
CHARACTERISTICS.

AT 6 AM EDT...1000 UTC...A TROPICAL STORM WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED
ALONG THE SOUTHEAST COAST OF THE UNITED STATES FROM EDISTO ISLAND
SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTHWARD TO JEKYLL ISLAND GEORGIA. A TROPICAL STORM WATCH
MEANS THAT TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS ARE POSSIBLE WITHIN THE WATCH
AREA...GENERALLY WITHIN THE NEXT 36 HOURS.

FOR STORM INFORMATION SPECIFIC TO YOUR AREA...INCLUDING POSSIBLE
INLAND WATCHES AND WARNINGS...PLEASE MONITOR PRODUCTS ISSUED
BY YOUR LOCAL WEATHER OFFICE.

AT 0600 AM EDT...1000Z...THE CENTER OF SUBTROPICAL STORM ADREANNA WAS
LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 31.9 NORTH...LONGITUDE 78.7 WEST OR ABOUT 135
MILES...218 KM...EAST OF SAVANNAH GEORGIA AND ABOUT 85 MILES
...137 KM...SOUTHEAST OF CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADREANNA IS MOVING GENERALLY TOWARD THE WEST NEAR 3 MPH. A CONTINUED
SLOW MOTION AND A GRADUAL TURN TOWARD THE NORTHEAST ARE EXPECTED
DURING THE NEXT 24 HOURS. ALONG THIS TRACK...THE CENTER OF ANDREA
IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN OFFSHORE OF THE U.S. COAST THROUGH AT LEAST
THURSDAY MORNING.

MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS ARE NEAR 45 MPH...75 KM/HR...WITH HIGHER
GUSTS. LITTLE CHANGE IN STRENGTH IS FORECAST DURING THE NEXT 24
HOURS.

WINDS OF 40 MPH EXTEND OUTWARD UP TO 115 MILES...185 KM...MAINLY TO
THE EAST OF THE CENTER.

THE LATEST MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE REPORTED BY AN AIR FORCE RESERVE
RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT WAS 1003 MB...29.62 INCHES.

SINCE THE HEAVIEST RAINS ASSOCIATED WITH ADREANNA ARE EXPECTED TO
REMAIN OFFSHORE DURING THE NEXT 24 HOURS... ADREANNA IS NOT EXPECTED
TO PRODUCE SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL OVER ANY LAND AREAS THROUGH AT
LEAST THURSDAY MORNING.

REPEATING THE 0600 AM EDT POSITION...31.9 N...78.7 W. MOVEMENT
TOWARD...WEST NEAR 3 MPH. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...45 MPH.
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...1003 MB.

AN INTERMEDIATE ADVISORY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL HURRICANE
CENTER AT 200 PM EDT FOLLOWED BY THE NEXT COMPLETE ADVISORY AT 500
PM EDT.

$$
FORECASTER JARRELL

NNNN

```
2153 Indianapolis, Indiana tornado

**2153 Indianapolis, Indiana tornado**

The **2153 Indianapolis, Indiana tornado** was an EF4 tornado that was estimated to have peaked with 185 mph winds whilst on the ground. It caused extensive ground scouring along its path, spending more than 65% of its lifecycle at peak intensity, ravaging the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, causing 34 injuries, and killing 7 people in the process. In addition, it became one of the costliest tornadoes on record, causing $4.67 billion in damages during its path length.
2018 Carrollton - Carroll tornado (Layten)

**2018 Carrollton - Carroll tornado (Layten)**

The **2018 Carrollton - Carroll tornado** was a violent EF4 wedge tornado that touched down in Carrollton at 1555, rapidly intensifying into an EF4 before hitting, and then maintaining that intensity for much of its life, and causing the issuance of a tornado emergency in both areas affected, and causing 4 deaths in the process. There was $265 million in damages from the event.

## Synopsis

A severe thunderstorm formed near the town of Carrollton, Missouri around 1300, before a hook echo on radar about 1515 caused the issuance of a PDS tornado warning for Carrollton. When the large tornado touched down, a tornado emergency was already put into effect. By the time the tornado arrived at 1605, it was already producing borderline EF4 damage. As the tornado moved through the city towards the northeast, it hit EF4 damage, sweeping away poorly built and poorly anchored buildings.

By the time the second tornado emergency for the tornado was declared at 15215 it was beginning to weaken, and hit Carroll whilst producing lower bound EF4 damage, weakening to an EF3 soon after, as conditions became unfavourable for the storm to survive,and it lifted at 1523 whilst passing through the inner suburbs of the city.
2018 Meridian tornado (Layten)

**2018 Meridian tornado (Layten)**

The **2018 Meridian tornado** was a violent, deadly and destructive EF4 wedge tornado that occurred during the mid afternoon of February 3, 2018 during February 2 - 4, 2018 tornado outbreak, demolishing a large area of the town and killing 7 people in the process. Moving slowly towards the city, a tornado emergency was declared for the town, and the areas the twister effected were exposed to winds peaking at 185 mph for up to 5 minutes when the tornado was at its widest, prolonging the suffering for those in the horrific situation. The total damages from the tornado were $155 million, making it not only the strongest tornado to effect the area, but also the costliest as well.

## Synopsis

The tornado was part of a larger outbreak that had begun the day before. Around 1400, a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the town, which was upgraded to a Particularly Dangerous Situation tornado warning at 1315 as a large wall cloud began to tighten up into a large funnel. At 14
35, a large wedge tornado touched down, and a tornado emergency was issued for the town as the rapidly intensifying tornado slowly approached the town, inflicting catastrophic damage on buildings in its path, and causing extensive ground scouring in the process. At 1445, the tornado reached the town, and due to its slow motion, exposed most of the areas hit to 185 mph winds for 5 minutes in some cases, sweeping away buildings in the process. By 1455, the tornado had moved on, leaving devastation in its path, before weakening and dissipating by 1505 as it became wrapped up in dry air and low moisture contents.

## Tornado emergency

At 1435 when the tornado touched down, a tornado emergency was declared for the town, with the warning issued stating "This is a life threatening situation. A large, dangerous and slow moving tornado has touched down just outside of Meridian, and is slowly moving towards town. Areas affected could be exposed to tornadic winds for long periods of time, with catastrophic damages expected as a result. Head down into an inside room, a storm cellar or below ground. If you are in a mobile home, evacuate to a safer location immediately, and if you are driving, avoid tight streets and overpasses. Large debris is already in the air, posing a life threatening situation to those in the path of the tornado.

## Rating disputes

Due to the slow motion and size of the tornado, numerous structures were swpt away, and extensive ground scouring occurred in town, warranting an EF5 ranking by some survey teams. However, due to the slow motion of the storm exposing all buildings swept away to tornadic winds for so long, an EF4 rating was applied as a result, though it is heavily disputed by most. A reanalysis of the event was held, with the tornado briefly having an EF5 rating for 22 days after the initial survey, until structural flaws were found in most of the buildings swept away, causing the tornado to be downgraded to a high EF4, which still remains disputed heavily.
2217 Oklahoma City tornado (Layten)

**2217 Oklahoma City tornado (Layten)**

The **2217 Oklahoma City tornado** was a violent, highly destructive tornado that tore through the suburbs of Oklahoma City during the evening of July 19, 2217, being officially rated an EF4 by the NWS, although this is disputed. 23 people died in the event, 91 others were injured, and damages totalled to $527 million, which required federal aid to help out with. It took several years to rebuild the heaviest damaged areas, leaving families with relatives, or temporarily homeless whilst their homes were repaired.

## Meteorological synopsis

The conditions leading up to the tornado were muggy and humid. For 3 days before the outbreak, the temperatures had reached 35C, but a capping inversion prevented the development of the thunderstorms needed to break the conditions. Therefore, when this cap finally broke during the late afternoon of July 19, a monstrous super cell was able to develop, and a tornado touched down at 1857 local time, causing EF1 damage at the beginning of its path, snapping trees and destroying outhouses.

By 1905, the tornado had reached EF3 intensity as it tore through a suburb in the city. Here, a poorly built home was partially swept away by the tornado as it passed through. Also in this area, numerous mobile homes were obliterated, and trees were partially debarked as well, with minimal ground scouring occurring as well.

At 1910, the tornado is estimated to have cut directly through the city center, sweeping away some of the poorly anchored buildings in the area. Damage here was rated as EF4, due to the poor construction of the buildings where they were swept away. However, a storm damage survey concluded that EF5 winds were likely to have occurred, as 2 well built brick buildings sustained high end EF4 damage.

At 1917, the tornado moved through the other outer suburbs of the city, causing EF1-EF2 damage in these areas. By 1924, the tornado had lifted, though the storm threatened to drop another tornado for another 10 minutes before the second funnel cloud dissipated.

## Impacts

The tornado caused the deaths of 23 people along its path. In addition to this, 91 others were injured, and $527 million was done in damages. It took several days to clear up the debris left by the tornado, and then almost a year to rebuild those areas devastated by the event. In the aftermath of the tornado, the US government allowed for federal aid to reach those areas hit by the tornado, and allowing for $1 billion to go towards the repairs.
2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season

The 2022 Atlantic hurricane season featured 23 storms,15 hurricanes,7 majors and 2 category 5s.It began on June 2,2022 and ended in December 22,2022,This also featured the strongest hurricane to ever make landfall,surpassing Dorian,it was also the strongest hurricane at 880 HPa,The names are-Adam,Bert:Carly,Daniel,Elsa,Fay,Garold,Harvey,Ichor,Jeremy,Katherine,Lawliet,Mason,Nadine,Orialan,Paren,Rene,Sally,Taria,Viviana and Williams,Alpha and beta.

Tropical storm adam

on may 29,a tropical wave formed,with chances of 60% in the next 5 days,on may 30,it rose up to 85% in the next 48 hours,On June 2,tropical storm adam formed,which barely affected land,and in June 3,It dissipated.
Pascal (unit)

The ***pascal*** (symbol: **Pa**) is the SI derived unit of pressure, internal pressure, stress, Young's modulus and ultimate tensile strength, defined as one newton per square metre. It is named after the French polymath Blaise Pascal.

Common multiple units of the pascal are the hectopascal (1 hPa ≡ 100 Pa) which is equal to 1 mbar, the kilopascal (1 kPa ≡ 1000 Pa), the megapascal (1 MPa ≡ 1,000,000 Pa), and the gigapascal (1 GPa ≡ 1,000,000,000 Pa).

The unit of measurement called standard atmosphere (atm) is defined as 101.325 kPa and approximates to the average pressure at sea-level at 45° N. Meteorological reports typically state atmospheric pressure in hectopascals.
2039 Springfield tornado (Layten)

**2039 Springfield tornado (Layten)**

The **2039 Springfield tornado** was a highly destructive EF4 tornado, which carved a track of devastation through the city, causing 12 fatalities and a further 29 injuries during its time on the ground, carving a track several miles long in 17 minutes.

## Meteorological Synopsis

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A trough of low pressure formed over neighbouring Missouri, and it began to interact with a warm front as the day progressed, until the SPC issued a severe thunderstorm watch early on July 3 which was upgraded to a warning, with a tornado watch also posted by 1300.

Further down the line, the local NWS office issued a PDS tornado warning about 1637, with a remarkable 63 minutes lead time, once a hook echo became evident on radar imagery over the state.

The tornado touched down at 1740 in Chatham, causing EF0 damage to the local area, before accelerating out of the area as an EF1 3 minutes later, rapidly intensifying into an EF4 as it approached Toronto, where a tornado emergency was declared by the NWS in that area at 1742, 4 minutes before the arrival of the storm, which passed through the western area of the city, leaving the area a minute later, and weakening to EF3 strength, where it hit Southern view 3 minutes later, prompting another tornado emergency to be declared for the area.

After leaving the area, the Springfield tornado again reached EF4 strength, this time as it approached the city of Springfield, causing the 3rd tornado emergency of the storm to be declared, where the twister arrived 2 minutes later, causing poorly anchored buildings to be swept away by the ferocious winds, before rapidly weakening as it left the area at 1753, dissipating completely by 1757 due to dry air infiltrating the circulation.

## Impact and response

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Due to the tornado, $231 million in damages was inflicted on the areas that were hit by the storm, with 12 deaths and 29 injuries inflicted.

In the days following the storm 12 bodies were found in the wreckage of buildings ravaged by the tornado, with the damage toll being totaled at $231 million following the event. Immediately following the disaster, the US president signed off a request by the governor of Illinois, and declared a state of emergency for the areas effected by the storm, with $10 million being given out in disaster funding's following he events in the areas ravaged by the twister. 12 people used a storm shelter provided by FEMA in the immediate aftermath of the storm.

## Disputing

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Following aerial surveys done by the NWS, an area of possible EF5 damage was noted, but an upgrade to EF5 intensity was never made, despite the evidence suggesting EF5 damage occurred, and as a result, the tornados rating is a source of constant dispute by different NWS offices.
Subtropical Storm Adreanna

**Subtropical Storm Adreanna** was the first named storm and the first of twenty-five different storms during the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, which would become the second-most active season on record. The storm developed out of a stationary cold-core upper-level trough on April 28. A disturbance developed along the trough on May 3 and traveled towards the east-southeast until May 6 when a ridge stopped the forward motion of the disturbance, and it transitioned into a subtropical cyclone with peak winds of 50 mph (85 km/h) the following day. Subtropical Storm Adreanna gradually moved on a westerly course, steadily weakening due to wind shear and interaction with the continental shelf, and on May 10 it became an extratropical cyclone. The storm brought wind and light rain to the Southeastern United States. Swells generated by the storm capsized a boat along the Florida coastline, causing three fatalities.
Sand Land

## Example

Example

***Sand Land*** (サンドランド, *Sando Rando*?) is a manga written and illustrated by Akira Toriyama. It was serialized in *Weekly Shonen Jump* from June 2000 to September 2000, and it was later collected into a tankobon volume of 14 chapters and released on November 2, 2000 by Shueisha. It has 224 pages and an ISBN: 4-08-873039-9 (JP) 1-978-159116-181-3 (US)

Viz Media later attained the rights to *Sand Land* and serialized it in *Shonen Jump* spanning from 12 issues in 2003. It was collected into a volume and released on December 24, 2003 in the United States.

## Plot

In the far future, war has destroyed the entire Earth, leaving only a barren wasteland where the supply of water is controlled by the greedy king. In search of a long-lost lake, Sheriff Rao asked the king of the demons for help...and got the king's son, Beelzebub, and his assistant, Thief. Together the unlikely trio sets off across the desert, facing dragons, bandits and the deadliest foe of all... the King's army itself!

## Chapters

* Chapter 1
* Chapter 2
* Chapter 3
* Chapter 4
* Chapter 5
* Chapter 6
* Chapter 7
* Chapter 8
* Chapter 9
* Chapter 10
* Chapter 11
* Chapter 12
* Chapter 13
* Chapter 14

## Gallery

Sand Land on the cover of Weekly Shonen Jump 2000 Issue No. 23Sand Land on the cover of Weekly Shonen Jump 2000 Issue No. 25
## References

1. ↑ Shueisha announced a release date.
2. ↑ Viz Media *Sand Land*.
2015 Atlantic hurricane season

**2015 Atlantic hurricane season**
 **Total fatalities** | 355

## Systems

### Tropical Storm Ana

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### Tropical Storm Bill

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### Hurricane Claudette

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### Tropical Storm Danny

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### Hurricane Erika

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### Tropical Depression Six

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### Tropical Storm Fred

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### Hurricane Grace

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### Hurricane Henri

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### Tropical Storm Ida

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### Hurricane Joaquin

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### Tropical Storm Kate

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## Storm names

* Bill
* Claudette
* Danny
* Erika
* Fred
* Grace
* Ida
* Joaquin
* Kate
* Larry *(unused)*
* Mindy *(unused)*
* Nicholas *(unused)*
* Peter *(unused)*
* Rose *(unused)*
* Sam *(unused)*
* Teresa *(unused)*
* Victor *(unused)*
* Wanda *(unused)*
2000 Northwestern Kasama hurricane season (Layten)

**2000 Northwestern Kasama hurricane season (Layten)**

## Storms

### Hurricane Albert

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### Hurricane Barbara

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### Subtropical Depression NW03

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### Hurricane Caleb

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### Tropical Depression NW05

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### Tropical Depression NW06

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### Tropical Storm Daisy

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### Hurricane Edwin

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### Tropical Storm Francine

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### Hurricane Gary

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### Tropical Storm Hope

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### Tropical Depression NW12

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### Hurricane Ignacio

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### Subtropical Storm Janet

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### Tropical Storm Kai

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### Hurricane Lucy

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### Tropical Depression NW17

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### Hurricane Mason

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### Hurricane Nadine

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### Hurricane Olaf

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### Tropical Storm Paige

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### Tropical Storm Ralph

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### Tropical Depression NW23

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February 9, 2017 tornado outbreak

**February 9, 2017 tornado outbreak**
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1Time from first tornado to last tornado
2Most severe tornado damage; see wikipedia:Enhanced Fujita Scale

A fairly small outbreak of 22 tornadoes impacted the Southern United States on February 9. A few of these tornadoes were strong, with the most significant damage occurring in Georgia.
Sand Land (Film)

**Sand Land** *(サンドランド)* is an upcoming movie adaption to the manga of the same name.

## Synopsis

The world is a desolate wasteland called SandLand, inhabited by humans and demons. Water costs a lot of money so the people of SandLand thirst constantly. An old sheriff asks Beezlebub to help find the elusive Phantom Lake. Along with Thief, they go head to head with the king's army and discover the truth behind many mysteries.
2100 Pacific typhoon season

2100 Pacific Typhoon Season was a active season that began on the New Year and ended on New Year's Eve. the old naming system (pre-2000) was used for 2100 and onwards

* 2100 in the Philippines
* Timeline of 2100 Pacfic typhoon season
* 2100 Atlantic hurricane season
* 2100 Pacific hurricane season
* 2100 Pacfic typhoon season
* 2100 North Indian Ocean cyclone season
* 2100-02 Australian cyclone season
* 2100-02 South West Indian Ocean cyclone season

## Storms

### Tropical Storm Alissa (Aluring)

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### Tropical Storm Batt

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### Typhoon Candice (Bising)

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### Typhoon Dove (Crising)

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### Tropical Storm Earl (Dante)

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### Typhoon Forrest

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### Typhoon Garfield (Emong)

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### Tropical Depression 09W

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### Tropical Depression 10W

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### Typhoon Isabelle (Gantu)

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### Severe Tropical Storm Jericho

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### Tropical Storm Karen (Helicia)

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### Typhoon Luis

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### Typhoon May (Ian)

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### Tropical Storm Nikolai

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### Typhoon Opal

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### Typhoon Pamela (Joling)

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### Tropical Storm Rita

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### Typhoon Sandy

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### Typhoon Tobias

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### Tropical Storm Virginia (Kirting)

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### Typhoon Walt (Love)

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### Typhoon Anthony

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### Tropical Storm Bae

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## Names

The List of Names will not be Shown due to Activity

## Retirement

In February of 2102 the JTWC and JMA retired the names Candice, Forrest, Garfield, May and Walt the names were replaced by Candy, Futip, Gay, Ma-on and Wallus.

PAGASA retired no names.
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What is Sand Land?

*Sand Land* is a short manga written and illustrated by the creator of *Dragon Ball*, Akira Toriyama.

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2039 Oklahoma City - Norman tornado (Layten)

**2039 Oklahoma City - Norman tornado (Layten)**

The **2039 Oklahoma City-Norman tornado** was a very deadly, very violent, and very destructive tornado that occurred during the Tornado outbreak and flooding of July 21 - 24, 2039. The tornado occurred on July 23rd, touching down in Oklahoma City at 1624, before travelling through various populated areas, before dissipating on the outskirts of Norman, Oklahoma, by 1705 CDT. The tornado was spawned by a high precipitation supercell, which dropped an estimated 255 mm of rainfall along its path, leading to flash flood warnings being issued by local NWS offices during the tornado.

## Synopsis

The storm that spawned the tornado was a cyclic supercell, and so this tornado was one of many during the outbreak. Just one of three EF4's that year, it touched down at 1624 outside Oklahoma City, before moving out through the center of the city, ripping buildings from the ground in the process. In fact, the parent supercell spawned the tornado so quickly that there wasnt enough time to issue a warning, and so by the time the warning was out, the tornado had already been in the ground 7 minutes. As the tornado grew in size and strength, a tornado emergency was issued for Norman and parts of Oklahoma City as a result. In fact, officials in Norman stated during the tornado "There is a very dangerous tornado on the ground less than 3 miles from the city of Norman. The tornado will be arriving within five minutes, and so all those in the way of the storm must take shelter NOW, and not emerge from their place of refuge until after the tornado has passed. Beware of flying debris, golf ball sized hail, and heavy rainfall whilst navigating the streets to your designated shelter point. Radar imagery shows an impressive hook echo, defined with a debris ball at its center, where the tornado is. Latest observations from Doppler radar indicate winds of 175 mph, typical of an EF4 tornado".

As the tornado arrived at Norman at 1645, it brought heavy damage to the outskirts of the city, before passing just west of the city center around 1700 as a rapidly weakening storm. The tornado finally lifted at 1705, although the funnel cloud threatened to touch down again for 5 minutes after the event. In total, 32 people were killed by the tornado, the worst since an EF5 tornado in Kansas the year before.

## Rating disputes

The rating of this tornado has been heavily disputed since it was officially rated as an EF4. The tornado was originally assessed as an EF5 due to 3 houses having been swept away on the outskirts of Norman. However, a revised survey of the damage revealed only "very high end" EF4 damage. Again, engineers involved stated: "It is highly possible that EF5 winds did occur, but due to high uncertainties in th damage assessments, an EF4 rating had to be assigned as a result". Dopplar radar at the time of the suspected EF5 damage was reported by storm chasers to be at 210 mph, which would normally qualify as an EF5 tornado. However, whether or not these winds are believable remains a subject of debate.
Taichi (Tai) Kamiya

Yuuko Kamiya,
Hikari (Kari) Kamiya,
Toshi Kamiya,
Kaul Kamiya,
Quinten Kamiya,
Fred Kamiya,
Suzanna Kamiya

Tai's younger sister, Kari, is one of the eight DigiDestined, and the last one to join the team. Tai is very close to Kari and very protective of her, in part because of their past experiences. On her part, Kari idolizes Tai and confides in him even when they are older. Tai and Kari used to share a room, but sometime between Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02 Kari has moved to another room.
Tai's oldest friend is Sora Takenouchi, who has been in the same class as him since the first grade. In elementary school, they are both regulars in the soccer club. His closest friend is Koushiro "Izzy" Izumi, who he met at the soccer club. As the adventurous leader of the group, Tai is always the first to jump into action, though it often throws him into the path of danger. His ideas often conflict to Matt's, resulting in a fight.
(In Digimon Adventure tri) Tai's usual focus on the "big picture" leads him to become more cautious about battling after seeing the destruction caused by the Digimon's battles, and his resolve falters against the risk of collateral damage. When it becomes clear that Digimon like Alphamon will only cause more damage if they aren't stopped, Tai makes the decision to fight against them, but he still remains uneager to battle.
2017 Atlantic hurricane season

**2017 Atlantic hurricane season**
 **Total fatalities** | Unknown

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### Tropical Storm Arlene

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### Tropical Storm Bret

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### Hurricane Cindy

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### Hurricane Don

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### Tropical Storm Five

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### Hurricane Emily

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### Tropical Depression Seven

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### Tropical Storm Franklin

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### Tropical Storm Gert

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### Hurricane Harvey

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### Tropical Storm Irma

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### Tropical Depression Twelve

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### Hurricane Jose

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### Hurricane Katia

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### Hurricane Lee

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### Tropical Storm Maria

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### Hurricane Nate

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### Hurricane Ophelia

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### Tropical Storm Philippe

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Virus

Virus attribute digimon are usually evil.

Virus attribute digimon desire power, and can often become greedy and selfish.

Virus attribute digimon are strong againt Data attribute digimon.

Virus attribute digimon are weak against Vaccine attribute digimon.

Virus attribute digimon are equal against Free attribute digimon.
Champion-Class

Champion class is the term used which refers to the 4th class of Digimon evolution.

Almost all Digimon reach this class of evolution, which is progressed by the rookie class.

Continuing on to Ultimate class before death from old age is usually a challenge.

Champion class are the most common class encoutered as by enemies.

Their shape and size varies extensively, although the average would problably be about the size of a real-life elephant or dinosaur.
Rookie-Class

Rookie class is the term used which refers to the 3rd stage of Digimon evolution.

Child class are among the most popular and well-known.

This form is appealing because they are generally young enough to be considered cute and cuddly, while still having distinct designs and attack powers.

Their size also means that it is easier for them to fit into places larger Digimon would not be able to.

Digimon evolution begins to branch extensively at this point, with some Digimon having countless possible evolutions.
30 GSC

## 29 GSC ← → 31 GSC

Trzydziesta edycja Global Song Contest odbyła się w Dnieprze,  Ukraina.

Na scenie zaprezentowało się 18 państw z całego świata. Zwyciężyli reprezentanci  Kazachstanu - Kesh You z utworem "Rizamin" zdobywając 123 punkty. Na drugim stopniu podium znalazł się  Watykan - Francesca Michielin za utwór "L'amore Esiste" zdobyła 109 punktów. Podium uzupełniła  Australia, której barw skutecznie broniła Reigan - za piosenkę "All of the Pieces" zdobyła 89 punktów. Na ostatnim miejscu z dorobkiem 13,5 punktów konkurs ukończyła  Hiszpania.

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Fresh-Class

Fresh class Digimon, the lowest and weakest class, roughly equivalent to human infants.

Most Digimon of this class are small and do not have well-defined body parts.

They possess very little offensive capability and generally rely on the care of other Digimon or humans to survive.

Most of them attack using bubbles or some other mildly offensive technique, such as hurling themselves at an enemy.

Eventually Fresh class digivolve to the In-Training level, a slightly bigger and more complex form that generally still has undefined body parts.
Tornado outbreak of April 17, 2017

**Tornado outbreak of April 17, 2017**
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2Most severe tornado damage; see wikipedia:Enhanced Fujita Scale

The **tornado outbreak of April 17, 2017** was a small, severe tornado outbreak in the afternoon of April 17, 2017 that affected southern portions of the Midwestern United States.

## **Danville, Illinois tornado**

The tornado touched down just west-southwest of Danville city limits at 5:13 p.m. CST (2313 UTC), causing EF0-rated damage to tree limbs at the western edge of the community. It rapidly widened and intensified as it moved through a business district along Main Street, snapping numerous trees and power poles, severely damaging homes and businesses, and expanding to just under one quarter-mile in width. Further northeast, it moved through a wooded area where trees were denuded and debarked. The tornado then entered a neighborhood containing frame homes and mobile homes, with several of the mobile homes being completely destroyed and one frame home had only its interior walls standing. The tornado directly struck the Presence United Samaritan Medical Center, causing massive damage to the building's western quadrant. Several well-constructed buildings around the medical complex were destroyed, with twisting/buckling of steel girders noted. Several steel light poles with concrete reinforcement were snapped as well. Vehicles were thrown in considerable distances, with one being found half a mile from its origin. The Lakeview College of Nursing directly across the street from the complex sustained significant damage to the western portion of its campus, including at least two buildings that were damaged and two more that were destroyed. Much of the damage in this area ranged from EF2 to EF3 intensity. It crossed W English Street and entered western Danville, where it tore through densely populated areas of the city, resulting in major damage.
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2053 Atlantic hurricane season

**2053 Atlantic hurricane season**
 **Total fatalities** | 525

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*Main article: Tropical Depression Five (2053)*

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*Main article: Tropical Storm Gert (2053)*

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*Main article: Hurricane Irma (2053)*

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*Main article: Subtropical Storm Jason (2053)*

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*Main article: Hurricane Katia (2053)*

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*Main article: Hurricane Ophelia (2053)*

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*Main article: Hurricane Paul (2053)*

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## Storm names

* Bruce
* Cindy
* Don
* Emily
* Franklin
* Gert
* Irma
* Jason
* Katia
* Lee
* Maria
* Nate
* Paul
* Rosie
* Sean
* Tammy
* Victor
* Whitney

## Retirement

Due to extreme damage and loss of life, the name **Paul** was retired from the Atlantic naming lists in the spring of 2054. It was replaced with **Polo** for the 2059 Atlantic hurricane season, which was used, but not retired that year. Due to retirement, the name **Paul** will never again be used to name an Atlantic tropical cyclone.
2016 Atlantic hurricane season/Layten

**2016 Atlantic hurricane season/Layten**
 **Total fatalities** | 264

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### Tropical Storm Alex

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### Tropical Storm Bonnie

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### Tropical Storm Colin

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### Hurricane Danielle

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### Hurricane Earl

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### Tropical Storm Fiona

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### Hurricane Gaston

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### Hurricane Hermine

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### Hurricane Ian

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### Tropical Depression Ten

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### Tropical Storm Julia

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### Tropical Storm Karl

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### Hurricane Lisa

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### Tropical Storm Matthew

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### Tropical Storm Nicole

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### Hurricane Otto

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### Tropical Storm Paula

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## Storm names

* Bonnie
* Colin
* Danielle
* Earl
* Fiona
* Gaston
* Ian
* Julia
* Karl
* Lisa
* Matthew
* Nicole
* Paula
* Richard *(unused)*
* Shary *(unused)*
* Tobias *(unused)*
* Virginie *(unused)*
* Walter *(unused)*
Angel Ishida

Yukimibotamon, Nyaromon, Salamon, Mikemon, Beastmon, Junomon, HystericJunomon

Angel went for a walk along the beach with her cousins Umi, Mark, and Sam, along with step siblings Yuko and Max, as well as a few of their friends, the only time that she felt that she was not a burden. Umi noticed something shiny in the water and went to take a closer look went a digital distortion occurs and a red beattle looking beast appeared and disappeared. All the kids begin to talk about what just happened, other than Umi, who was focus on the shiny thing in the water.
The shiny thing in the water started to glow and shot out from it and into Angel's hands. Little did she know that it was a digivice. Once in her hands more beams of light came from the water and shot these misterious objects into the hands of all the other children that were standing there.
Angel goes on journeys in the digital world with her family and friends, but is consumed by the drakness within her and joins forces with Laylamon after a huge arguement between her and the others. Angel becomes the Dark Digi-Queen who builds an army of Virus and Dark digimon to return to the real world to destroy it.
Angel was gifted with two digimon partners Nyaromon and BlackNyaromon
Litwa

**Litwa, Republika Litewska**
Państwo w Europie, jeden z krajów bałtyckich, członek Unii Europejskiej i NATO; graniczy od zachodu z Rosją (obwodem kaliningradzkim), od południowego zachodu z Polską, od wschodu z Białorusią, od północy z Łotwą.

**Global Song Contest**
W Global Song Contest, Litwa zadebiutowała w pierwszej edycji. Należy do strefy Europa IV w skład której wchodzą takie państwa jak: Rosja, Białoruś, Ukraina i Łotwa.
2012 Atlantic hurricane season reimagined

**2012 Atlantic hurricane season reimagined**
 **Total fatalities** | 300+

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### Tropical Storm Alberto

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### Tropical Depression 02L

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### Hurricane Beryl

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## Hurricane Chris=

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### Subtropical Storm Debby

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### Hurricane Ernesto

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### Tropical Storm Florence

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### Tropical Storm Gordon

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### Hurricane Helene

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### Hurricane Isaac

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### Hurricane Joyce

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### Tropical Depression 12L

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### Tropical Storm Kirk

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### Hurricane Leslie

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### Hurricane Michael

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### Hurricane Nadine

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### Tropical Storm Oscar

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### Hurricane Patty

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### Hurricane Rafael

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### Hurricane Sandy

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### Hurricane Tony

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### Tropical Storm Valerie

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### Subtropical Depression 23L

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### Tropical Storm Alpha

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### Hurricane Beta

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### Tropical Storm Gamma

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Mako Hakushima

When they received a small dog, they fought over it as well.
However, by the time Impmon returned, they had decided not to fight anymore, knowing this was the reason Impmon left. As Impmon left to help the tamers fight the D-Reaper, Mako gave him a toy gun which was later transformed into the Corona Blaster when he became Beelzemon. Later, he and Ai received a Digivice and became his tamers, and were introduced to the others.