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Typhoon Mamie (1985)

Typhoon Mamie was the worst tropical cyclone to affect China in 26 years. Originating from an area of disturbed weather near the Philippines in mid-August 1985, the system gradually became better organized, and was upgraded into a tropical storm early on August 16. It continued to deepen, and late on August 17, Mamie attained typhoon intensity. Around this time, Typhoon Mamie reached its peak intensity of , which it maintained for 12 hours. After making landfall in Shanghai, the storm steadily weakened. However, after turning north and crossing the Shanghai Peninsula and the Yellow Sea, Mamie made a second landfall near Yantai as a tropical storm. After turning northwest and re-entering the Yellow Sea, Mamie moved ashore for the third and final time near Dairen. On August 21, Mamie dissipated inland over northeastern China.
Due to both Mamie and Nelson, widespread flooding was reported across much of northern China, with 19 rivers overflowing. The typhoon forced around 1,000 factories to temporarily close, and toppled approximately 6.5 million trees. Moreover, about 8,000 homes were flooded and 120,000 houses received damage Nearly 1 million people were directly affected by the typhoon. The typhoon killed more than 120,000 animals and sank more than 200 boats. Overall, 17 fatalities occurred and 165 were injured. Losses totaled $172 million (1985 USD).
==Meteorological history==

Typhoon Mamie originated from the southwesterly monsoonal flow near the Philippines. The monsoon flow was situated near Tropical Storm Lee, which was situated east of Taiwan at that time. At 0000 UTC on August 14, banding features were noted via satellite imagery. The system was first monitored by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) at 0600 UTC on August 14; the JTWC noted that the chances of significant development were poor. Throughout the day, the system became better organized while turning north and at 1800 UTC that day, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) started watching the disturbance. Early on August 15, the JTWC remarked that the storm had a "fair" chance at potential development. As such, Hurricane Hunter aircraft was requested. Following an increase in banding features and outflow, a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert (TCFA) was issued by the JTWC that afternoon. Thereafter, the cyclone began to strengthen as interaction with Tropical Storm Lee diminished. At 2300 UTC on August 15, the aircraft discovered a closed low-level circulation, as well as tropical storm-force winds.〔 Based on this, both agencies designated the system as Tropical Storm Mamie early on August 16.
On August 16, the tropical storm began to turn northwest in response to the strengthening of a subtropical ridge north of Mamie and a westward-moving mid-latitude cyclone.〔 At 0000 UTC on August 17, the JTWC classified Mamie as a typhoon while the JMA reported winds of , a severe tropical storm. Around midday, the JTWC estimated winds of , equivalent to a Category 1 hurricane on the United States-based Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.〔 However, the aforementioned ridge was not strong enough to prevent the storm from turning north-northwest on August 17.〔 That evening, the JMA upgraded Mamie to typhoon status. Simultaneously, the JMA estimated peak winds of , and a minimum barometric pressure of . According to the JMA,〔 the typhoon held on to peak intensity for 12 hours while moving onshore near Shanghai on August 18.〔 Mamie only gradually weakened overland, but according to the JMA, the storm's winds had decreased to midday on August 18.〔 Typhoon Mamie moved offshore at 0200 UTC on August 19;〔 subsequently, the JTWC estimated winds of while the JMA estimated winds of .〔 After crossing the Shanghai Peninsula, Mamie entered the Yellow Sea while turning north along the western periphery of a subtropical ridge, and at 0600 UTC, struck Yantai〔 as a minimal tropical storm.〔 Following a turn towards the northwest, Tropical Storm Mamie briefly emerged into the Yellow Sea before making a third and final landfall just west of Dairen at noon.〔 At the time of landfall, both the JMA and the JTWC reported winds of .〔 Due to interaction with the mountainous terrain of China, Mamie began to dissipate over land, and by 0000 UTC on August 20, the JTWC ceased watching the cyclone.〔 The JMA followed suit 42 hours later.〔

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