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The 4000 Atlantic hurricane season was an inactive but extremely severe hurricane season that officially ran from June 1 until November 30. However, the first storm, Hypercane Alice, developed from the ITCZ near Cape Verde before wreaking havoc across the basin over the next few weeks. During the course of the season, 13 depressions developed, all of them tropical storms. Of these, 12 became hurricanes, and 11 became major hurricanes. In addition to this, 8 hypercanes developed, with the strongest storm, Elsa, becoming an Armageddon storm and killing millions of people. This storm also finished the season, besides occurring a little more than a month before the official start of the season. An indeterminable number of people died, with everything across the entire basin.
Alice developed directly from the ITCZ on March 17, before hitting Cape Verde as a category 4 hurricane 2 days later. After this, the storm explosively deepened into a hypercane before hitting the Lesser Antilles as a category 10 hurricane. After this, the storm attained hypercane status and continued to move slowly and erratically over the ocean. In early July, the storm finally left the Caribbean, and entered the Gulf of Mexico, where it meandered, slowly weakening as it succumbed to land interaction. As the storm weakened, it made landfall on Florida on July 9 as a category 9 hurricane, moving out into the Atlantic, becoming extratropical as a category 1 hurricane near the coast of Norway on July 19.
Barry originated from the remains of an extratropical cyclone over the US, which had 700 mph winds at peak. As the system moved over North Carolina, it suddenly became a tropical storm and began explosively deepening whilst about 50 miles inland. After entering the Atlantic as a category 9 on April 13, intensification continued, and the system attained hypercane status 18 hours later. The next day, Barry intensified into a megacane, and 2 days later, into an infinite storm as it continued meandering offshore. 4 days later, the storm intensified into a mini black hole and began to move up through the atmosphere. On November 2, the black hole left the solar system and created a parallel universe filled with mini black holes.
Charlotte developed from a tropical wave over western Africa, before becoming a tropical storm on April 29 as convection increased over a tightly wrapped low-level circulation. The next day, Charlotte explosively deepened into a category 3 hurricane, before attaining category 5 status the next day, and then to its peak intensity as a category 6 later the same day as it neared the Lesser Antilles. After passing the Lesser Antilles, Charlotte began weakening as it hit several of the islands head on. After entering the Gulf of Mexico as a category 2 hurricane, Charlotte again rapidly deepened, attaining category 5 status before making landfall in Florida on May 7th. After weakening to a minimal category 5 overland, the hurricane picked up speed, and on May 12, it became extratropical off the coast of Greenland.
