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Typhoon Gilda, known in the Philippines as Typhoon Deling was a destructive, deadly, costly and long-lived tropical cyclone that left over 145 confirmed deaths over Japan and South Korea, mostly due to torrential rainfall that induced landslides, all generated by the typhoon and its associated meiyu front. The eighth named storm and third typhoon of the 1974 Pacific typhoon season, the system was first noted by the China Meteorological Agency as an area of convection embedded on a trough, to the north of Enewetak Atoll on June 25. It was named Gilda on June 30 as it strengthened to a tropical storm. Under a favorable environment, it strengthened to a typhoon two days later as it moved northwestward. Another trough pulled Gilda poleward while changing less in intensity, until it intensified

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  • Typhoon Gilda, known in the Philippines as Typhoon Deling was a destructive, deadly, costly and long-lived tropical cyclone that left over 145 confirmed deaths over Japan and South Korea, mostly due to torrential rainfall that induced landslides, all generated by the typhoon and its associated meiyu front. The eighth named storm and third typhoon of the 1974 Pacific typhoon season, the system was first noted by the China Meteorological Agency as an area of convection embedded on a trough, to the north of Enewetak Atoll on June 25. It was named Gilda on June 30 as it strengthened to a tropical storm. Under a favorable environment, it strengthened to a typhoon two days later as it moved northwestward. Another trough pulled Gilda poleward while changing less in intensity, until it intensified to a Category 2 typhoon as it battered the Ryukyu Islands at its peak. Increasing wind shear gradually weakened the system; however, it remained as a minimal typhoon until it passed through the southern tip of South Korea on July 6, where it weakened to a tropical storm. Colder waters in the Sea of Japan and high shear further degraded Gilda, until it transitioned to an extratropical low as it made landfall near Hokkaido on July 9. The remnants of the system briefly intensified near the Kuril Islands before weakening and dissipating on July 17 over the Sea of Okhotsk. Gilda was responsible for over 145 fatalities and a missing person as it affected South Korea and the Japanese archipelago, including the Nansei Islands. Widespread flooding and landslides also occurred, which was more worsened by an active frontal system over Shanghai. The total damages from the system were at $1.5 billion (1974 USD). (en)
  • 1974년 제8호 태풍 길다(GILDA)는 한반도 남동해안을 훑고 지나가면서 대한민국에서만 28명의 사망·실종자를 야기한 태풍이다. 일본의 사망·실종자 수는 총 111명에 이르렀다. (ko)
  • 昭和49年台風第8号（しょうわ49ねんたいふうだい8ごう、国際名：ギルダ/Gilda）は1974年7月6日から7月8日にかけて太平洋側を中心とする九州から関東の29都府県下で梅雨前線を刺激して大雨を降らせ、多大な被害を出した台風である。被害の大部分は内水面氾濫による洪水と、山地・丘陵地斜面の地滑りであった。 (ja)
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  • 1974년 제8호 태풍 길다(GILDA)는 한반도 남동해안을 훑고 지나가면서 대한민국에서만 28명의 사망·실종자를 야기한 태풍이다. 일본의 사망·실종자 수는 총 111명에 이르렀다. (ko)
  • 昭和49年台風第8号（しょうわ49ねんたいふうだい8ごう、国際名：ギルダ/Gilda）は1974年7月6日から7月8日にかけて太平洋側を中心とする九州から関東の29都府県下で梅雨前線を刺激して大雨を降らせ、多大な被害を出した台風である。被害の大部分は内水面氾濫による洪水と、山地・丘陵地斜面の地滑りであった。 (ja)
  • Typhoon Gilda, known in the Philippines as Typhoon Deling was a destructive, deadly, costly and long-lived tropical cyclone that left over 145 confirmed deaths over Japan and South Korea, mostly due to torrential rainfall that induced landslides, all generated by the typhoon and its associated meiyu front. The eighth named storm and third typhoon of the 1974 Pacific typhoon season, the system was first noted by the China Meteorological Agency as an area of convection embedded on a trough, to the north of Enewetak Atoll on June 25. It was named Gilda on June 30 as it strengthened to a tropical storm. Under a favorable environment, it strengthened to a typhoon two days later as it moved northwestward. Another trough pulled Gilda poleward while changing less in intensity, until it intensified (en)
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  • 태풍 길다 (1974년) (ko)
  • 昭和49年台風第8号 (ja)
  • Typhoon Gilda (1974) (en)
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