Published:May 6th, 2021

Just what we need, a hurricane love story that ends in destruction.

It was a cool, clear night as Tropical Depressions 14 and 15 formed in the Atlantic. 15 had formed by Cuba while 14 had formed near the Azores. That morning, 14 became Tropical Storm Leonardo. Later that evening, 15 became Tropical Storm Maryanne.

It was expected that Maryanne would die off in the Atlantic and Leonardo would hit Cuba, Florida, and the Bahamas. What wasn't expected, however, was for both of them to continue strengthening, long enough to be named category 1 hurricanes the next day.

Leonardo then made an unexpected turn, turning itself away from the Gulf of Mexico, rather than going into it. Maryanne continued it's path towards the American East Coast. Both quickly strengthened, passing Categories 2 and 3, becoming Category 4 hurricanes, all in one day.. It was realized the next day that the hurricanes would cross paths near the North Carolinian coast. By the end of the approaching evening, both hurricanes had strengthened into Category 5 hurricanes.

As the two hurricanes met, Leonardo started circling the younger Maryanne, causing damage to the American coastline. This led to both of them strengthening to unprecedented levels. Both had reached a surface wind speed of over 300 mph, a speed previously deemed impossible in the current climate.

By this point, the entire American East Coast had beed evacuated, along with most Caribbean nations and the Canadian Atlantic Coast. Over 5,000 deaths had already been recorded. The two hurricanes had started absorbing each other, forming a third hurricane. This hurricane, due to forming between two powerful hurricanes and absorbing both of them, quickly strengthened to over 1,000 mph, destroying everything that it came in touch with, and killing every living being in sight.

The National Hurricane Center, by this time, had no choice but to declare this a hypercane and quickly create at category 6 for hurricanes. They called this new hurricane Hurricane Nash, "The Hurricane to End the World."

And with that, they were right. After completing absorbing its Parent hurricanes, Nash started circling the Americas, killing everyone on both. Most in the United States were going to die either way, as the Yellowstone Caldera, or the Yellowstone Supervolcano, had erupted shortly before Nash passed over it. After destroying the Americas, Nash moved through Europe, Africa, and Asia, killing everyone, before ending in Oceania. The last remaining humans were on the ISS. Realizing that they would never be able to return to Earth, they chose to let themselves perish on the ISS.

And that is just what humanity gets for destroying Earth for thousands of years.