The 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season showcases some of the most destructive Atlantic hurricanes since the 2005 season, including a record number of Category 5 hurricanes, with Hurricane King being the strongest with winds recorded at speeds over 200 MPH. The season ran from June 1 to November 30, with a total of thirty-five tropical depressions, twenty-seven named storms, seventeen hurricanes, including ten major hurricanes; five calculated to reach the Category 5 ranking, and four of those five making landfall, including Hurricane King, which earned the title "King of all Hurricanes," after post-analysis was conducted by the NHC at the conclusion of the season.
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| rdfs:label |
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| rdfs:comment |
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| dcterms:subject |
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| major hurricanes |
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| hurricanes |
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| Box Title |
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| total fatalities |
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| total depressions |
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| Type |
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| last storm dissipated |
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| 1-min winds |
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| strongest storm |
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| Pressure |
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