About: 2021 Atlantic hurricane season (MC)

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The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season was a slightly above-average season. This season produced 13 named storms, which 6 became hurricanes, and 3 became major hurricanes. The strongest hurricane, Julian, peaked as a moderate Category Four hurricane, with winds up to 145 mph, and a minimum barometric pressure of 929 millibars. The season started a bit early, with Tropical Storm Ana forming on May 27th. This was 5 days before the official start of the season. The last storm, Mindy, dissipated on November 20. Overall, this season is fairly considered average.

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rdfs:label	2021 Atlantic hurricane season (MC)
rdfs:comment	The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season was a slightly above-average season. This season produced 13 named storms, which 6 became hurricanes, and 3 became major hurricanes. The strongest hurricane, Julian, peaked as a moderate Category Four hurricane, with winds up to 145 mph, and a minimum barometric pressure of 929 millibars. The season started a bit early, with Tropical Storm Ana forming on May 27th. This was 5 days before the official start of the season. The last storm, Mindy, dissipated on November 20. Overall, this season is fairly considered average.
major hurricanes	3(xsd:integer)
hurricanes	6(xsd:integer)
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Box Title	2021(xsd:integer)
total fatalities	TBA
total depressions	16(xsd:integer)
Type	storm
last storm dissipated	--11-20
1-min winds	30(xsd:integer) 35(xsd:integer) 40(xsd:integer) 45(xsd:integer) 50(xsd:integer) 55(xsd:integer) 65(xsd:integer) 70(xsd:integer) 100(xsd:integer) 125(xsd:integer)
strongest storm	Julian - 929 mbar , 145 mph
Pressure	929(xsd:integer) 965(xsd:integer) 986(xsd:integer) 989(xsd:integer) 990(xsd:integer) 997(xsd:integer) 1000(xsd:integer) 1004(xsd:integer) 1005(xsd:integer) 1008(xsd:integer)
total damages	TBA
Basin	Atl
Dissipated	--05-29 --06-10 --06-15 --06-29 --07-14 --08-08 --08-18 --09-03 --09-14 --07-06 --07-26 --08-02
WarningCenter	SSHS SSHWS
first storm formed	--05-27
Track	Ana2021_MC.png Bill2021_MC.png Claudette2021_MC.png Danny2021_MC.png Eight2021_MC.png Erika2021_MC.png Fred2021_MC.png Grace2021_MC.png Ida2021_MC.png Julian2021_MC.png Kate2021_MC.png Nine2021 MC.png
total storms	13(xsd:integer)
Formed	--06-05 --06-10 --06-21 --07-02 --07-24 --08-07 --08-16 --08-26 --09-12 --05-27 --07-10 --07-31
abstract	The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season was a slightly above-average season. This season produced 13 named storms, which 6 became hurricanes, and 3 became major hurricanes. The strongest hurricane, Julian, peaked as a moderate Category Four hurricane, with winds up to 145 mph, and a minimum barometric pressure of 929 millibars. The season started a bit early, with Tropical Storm Ana forming on May 27th. This was 5 days before the official start of the season. The last storm, Mindy, dissipated on November 20. Many forecast models predicted this season to be at around average, whilst some predicted an above-average season. The majority of the models predicted 10 - 14 total named storms. The amount of hurricanes and major hurricanes varied. With no Category 5's in this season, it has currently been 6 years without a Category 5 in the basin. Matthew of 2016 was the last Category 5 in the basin. Overall, this season is fairly considered average.

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