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Typhoon Thelma (1987)

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Typhoon Thelma, known as Typhoon Katring by PAGASA, was the first super typhoon to form in the 1987 Pacific typhoon season. Forming from the monsoon trough in the Philippine Sea, Thelma intensified into a tropical cyclone on July 7. After moving north, Thelma turned west while remaining poorly organized. It intensified into a typhoon on July 9, soon after developing an eye, and began to intensify at a brisker clip. On the evening of July 10, Thelma attained maximum intensity while well to the east of the northern Philippines. It also turned sharply northward in response to a trough and slowly weakened. On July 15, Typhoon Thelma, now greatly reduced in intensity, struck the south coast of South Korea. The next day, Thelma dissipated shortly after emerging into the Sea of Japan.

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