What was the buzzword used to reference the hurricanes in 2012?
Q: What was the buzzword used to reference the hurricanes in 2012?
A: The buzzword used to reference the hurricanes in 2012 was the 2002 Atlantic hurricane season.
Q: When did the 2002 Atlantic hurricane season officially begin?
A: The 2002 Atlantic hurricane season officially began on June 1.
Q: How many named storms and other hurricanes formed during this season?
A: During this season, 12 named storms and 4 other hurricanes formed.
Q: When did the last storm of this season die out?
A: The last storm of this season died out on October 16 due to an El Nino event happening in the Pacific Ocean.
Q: What month was particularly active for storms during this season?
A: September was particularly active for storms during this season and broke a record for most number of storms forming in that month.
Q: What was the strongest and deadliest storm of this season?
A: The strongest and deadliest storm of this season was Hurricane Lili.
Q: How many people were killed by Hurricane Isidore in Louisiana?
A: A total of 7 people were killed by Hurricane Isidore in Louisiana.
