2063 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Hurricane Henri In the Gulf of Mexico as a Category 6

2063 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Seasonal boundaries
First storm formed	April 9, 2063
Last storm dissipated	January 8, 2064 (record latest)
Seasonal statistics
Strongest storm	Delta (847 mbars, 210 mph)
Total depressions	71
Total storms	63
Hurricanes	58
Major hurricanes	45
Total fatalities	18,765
Total damages	$3.486 Quadrillion (USD)

The 2063 Atlantic Hurricane Season was a Record-Shattering Season with 63 named storms, 58 becoming hurricanes, and 45 becoming Major. One of the reasons this is an unusual and record-shattering season is for category 5 hurricanes. It blew out the original record by more than 4 times, with 13 Category 5 hurricanes. The Season started off with Hurricane Ana on April 9, The first known occurence of a hurricane in April. Although it was only a Category 1, It cost the U.S over 30 Billion dollars. Then on April 23, Tropical storm Bill formed, but dissipated the next day due to wind shear over the open Atlantic. On May 20, after nearly 4 weeks of no tropical activity, a tropical depression formed in the gulf and became Tropical Storm Claudette, and Hit Mexico with and spawned into the Eastern Pacific and became Hurricane Andres, a Category 5 with no impact to land. The most Memorable storm, Delta in August,struck Texas with Category 5 Strength. The Season Ultimately caused the creation of the Category 6 the next year.

Timeline

List of Storms 

Hurricane Ana

Category 1 tropical cyclone
Duration	April 9 – April 13
Peak intensity	130 km/h (80 mph) (1-min) 968 hPa (mbar)

On April 8th, The NHC Noticed a Subtropical Wave in the Carribean. The next day the wave was classified as Subtropical Storm Ana. On April 10, Ana Strengthened into a Category 1 Hurricane. Three days Later, as the storm Traveled up the East Coast, it turned Extratropical. on April 15, the storm Dissipated in Greenland. Ana cost the east coast $32,000,000,000.

Tropical Storm Bill

Tropical storm (SSHWS)
Duration	April 23 – April 24
Peak intensity	65 km/h (40 mph) (1-min) 1006 hPa (mbar)

A week after Ana had subsided, a tropical storm, Bill, Formed inland in Nicaragua. Bill dissapated the next day.

Tropical Storm Claudette

Tropical storm (SSHWS)
Duration	May 20 – May 26
Peak intensity	95 km/h (60 mph) (1-min) 9 hPa (mbar)

After 4 Weeks of no Cyclonic activity, Claudette sprung out of a large system that would later spawn Hurricanes Dudley and Erika. Claudette later went to the Pacific Basin.