Hypercane Humberto

Hypercane Humberto was a destructive Category 10 Hypercane which leveled the East Coast of the United States of America during August 13, 2012

History
Humberto began life as a tropical storm near Jamaica on August 1, while it was on the brink of dissipation, it passed over the erupting Bermuda Seamount and later the Freedom Seamount, giving birth to one of the strongest storms ever. It moved north and already coastguards began issuing Hurricane Watches. On August 8, the watches became warnings and more people started evacuating the Mid Atlantic states. The storm, now a Category 10 Hypercane, began plunging the states into darkness and devastating them with 525 mph winds on August 13. In Ocean City, Maryland, the storm struck at its full force of 560 mph (900 km/h). The boardwalk was stripped and the Jolly Roger Amusement Park was blown off of its foundations. Shortly after, the hypercane began moving out of the region. The death toll is millions and the damage is more than 250, 000 trillion dollars in 2012 USD. The damage was irrepairable and the US government was on the brink of collapse.

Bermuda
Bermuda was one of the first targets of Hypercane Humberto, and already the coastguards began issuing warnings. When most of the residents of the coastal towns and cities were evacuated on August 3, the cities were hit by winds of 300 mph (Category 6 Hurricane), killing the remaining residents.

USA
USA East Coast was evacuated a week earlier, mainly due to higher surf conditions and colder air temperature. New York City was one of the first cities to be evacuated. The soldiers evacuated the Freedom Tower, Empire State Building, The Statue of Liberty and the other famous landmarks a day later, because of a extreme epidemic which killed 50 soldiers.