2021 Hypothetical ATL Hurricane Season (a random storm)

2021 was a hyperactive season despite having not enough storms for an above-average season This season is also known to be the most destructive on record, beating 2019 and also the deadliest season on record, beating 2020. This season also broke the record for the most intense storm, costliest storm and deadliest storm, going for the same one named Mindy.

This season is also know as the most notable ever, as it will never be forgotten in history, like 1995, 2005, 2010, 2017 and 2019.

## Season predictions

Instead of just saying like I did in 2019 and 2020..... Well...

1. 13TS, 8H, 3M, 0HY
2. 19TS, 10H, 6M, 1HY
3. 18TS, 11H, 5M, 1HY
4. 15TS, 9H, 4M, 0HY
5. 10TS, 2H, 1M, 0HY
6. 28TS, 17H, 10M, 3HY (super la nina predicted)
7. 26TS, 14H, 9M, 2HY (super la nina predicted)
8. 16TS, 8H, 4M, 0HY
9. 15TS, 9H, 5M, 1HY
10. 9TS, 4H, 1M, 0HY
11. 12TS, 5H, 2M, 0HY
12. final - 14TS, 8H, 4M, 1HY

## Special image

Mindy at its peak size, 50km bigger than Tip (if you're american convert to miles please)

## Systems

### Ana

June 4 - June 7

60mph, 1004mb

Landfall Florida Panhandle

$100M damage, 8 deaths

### Bill

July 19 - July 27

155mph, 934mb

Landfall North Carolina

$1.7B damage, 63 deaths

### Claudette

August 2 - August 14

150mph, 941mb

No landfall

### Danny

August 7 - August 15

125mph, 955mb

Landfall Cuba

Landfall Florida

$1.4B damage, 493 deaths

### Elsa

August 17 - August 20

85mph, 994mb

Landfall Mexico

$250M damage, 14 deaths

### Fred

August 30 - September 12

145mph, 940mb

Landfall in Azores

$50M damage, 4 deaths

### Grace

September 1 - September 18

160mph, 918mb

Landfall New Orleans

$125B damage, 4128 deaths

### Henri

September 5 - September 23

150mph, 937mb

No landfall

### Ida

September 14 - September 17

45mph, 1007mb

Landfall Venezuela

$100M, 19 deaths

### Julian

September 19 - September 29

135mph, 946mb

Landfall New York

Landfall Nova Scotia

$500M, 27 deaths

### Kate

September 25 - September 27

55mph, 1005mb

Landfall Nicaragua

$25M, 4 deaths

### Larry

October 5 - October 9

70mph, 1000mb

No landfall

### Mindy

October 20 - November 20

205mph, 879mb

Landfall Panama (EPAC)

Landfall Nicaragua

Landfall Bahamas x3

Landfall Florida Panhandle

Landfall Florida

Landfall New Orleans

Landfall Texas-Louisiana border

$250B, 32096 deaths

This is the longest lived hyper hurricane ever recorded. (32 days)

This is the most intense hurricane recorded in atlantic.

This is the costliest storm in recorded history.

This is the deadliest atlantic storm.

This was the biggest hurricane ever existed, just 50km bigger than Tip when extratropical.

### Nicholas

October 26 - October 28 (Eaten by Mindy)

60mph, 1002mb

Landfall Grenada

$750K, 1 death

## Season summary

The following list of names was used for named storms that formed in the North Atlantic in 2021. The names not retired from this list will be used again in the 2027 season. This was the same list used in the 2015 season, with the exception of the name Julian, which replaced Joaquin. The name Julian was used for the first time in 2021.

 Bill
 Claudette
 Danny
 Elsa
 Fred
 Grace
 Henri
 Ida
 Julian
 Kate
 Larry
 Mindy
 Nicholas
 Total

 Bill
 Claudette
 Danny
 Elsa
 Fred
 Grace

### Total damage

379125750000 ($379.12B - Record high - older: 2019 - $283.97B)

### Total death toll

36857 (Record high - older: 2020 - 29.955 deaths)

## Retirement

On April 9, 2022, at the 44th session of the RA IV hurricane committee, WMO retired the names Bill, Danny, Grace and Mindy from its rotating naming lists due to the number of deaths and amount of damage they caused, and they will not be used again for another Atlantic hurricane. They will be replaced with Drew, Ellie and Kara for the 2025 season, respectively. With four names retired, the 2021 season is tied with the 1955, 1995, 2017 and 2004 seasons for the second-highest number of storm names retired after a single Atlantic season, only surpassed by the 2005 season, which had five retired names.

## See also

[1]2019

[2]2020

[3]Rules

[4]Florida