2020-21 Bartilizyan Bartilicane Season

The 2020-21 Bartilizyan Bartilicane Season was an active event in tropical cyclone formation in the Bartilizyan Ocean, and was also the first 2 years to use naming. The season featured 17 Tropical Storms, along with 8 Bartilicanes and 4 Major Bartilicanes. The strongest and most destructive storm of the year was Emalina, which passed just south of Siriyote Island as a 150mph/916mb high end Category 4, and just after passing the southern coast intensified into a 155mph/912mb Category 5, then a 170mph/909mb Category 6 Bartilicane. 15 deaths with 5 indirect deaths were reported, and damages amounted to $5.3 billion, making it the deadliest storm on the island since 13L of 2004 and the costliest since 07L of 2010. Bartilicane Carmela became the earliest Category 5 on record in the basin, and made a high-end Category 4 landfall on the war-torn Ashifu Peninsula. Due to it being basically a wasteland, damages were minimal. None died, and damages amounted to $1.2 million, which 90% of which was done to military bases. Carmela was also the record easternmost Category 5. Other notable storms include Gaia, which made a rare landfall on the Bahia Bay, killing 20 and costing $750 million. Another notable storm was Judais, which rapidly weakened before hitting the south-west part of the Ashifu Peninsula, killing 4 and costing $300 million. After the end of the season, the Aztaria Cyclone Council (ACC) retired the names Carmela and Emalina for their destructive effects, or a record beaten by it. They were replaced with Catrina and Emasa.