early on September 29, the JTWC estimated that Peke reached its peak velocity, with winds of ; however, the JMA did not observe any strengthening. The typhoon began to encounter drier air, which prevented further intensification and caused the storm to become less organized. Midday on September 30, Ian became to decelerate as the storm started a weakening trend. After briefly becoming quasi-stationary, Peke veered to the north-northeast, only to drift back to the southeast as the storm's low- and mid-level centers diverged. The JTWC stopped tracking the system on October 3, although its remnants lingered for another three and half days due to collapsed steered currents. On October 7, the JMA ceased tracking Peke. Tropical Storm June The seventh and final tropical cyclone to form during the month of September, an area of disturbed weather developed on September 23 during the next four days, it failed to develop appreciably, but on September 28, the JMA classified the disturbance as a tropical depression. By September 30, shower and thunderstorm activity had increased considerably, prompting both the JTWC and JMA to upgrade the system into a tropical storm. However, June's close proximity to the more powerful Typhoon Ian restricted June's outflow and inhibited further strengthening. Increased vertical wind shear caused the low-level center to become detached from the shower and thunderstorm activity and the JTWC issued their final warning on system at 00:00 UTC on October 1. Despite this, the JMA estimated that June attained its peak intensity of around this time. The JMA finally downgraded June into a tropical depression on October 2. The JMA stopped tracking the system altogether that evening. Typhoon Kelly (Oniang) A tropical disturbance formed east of the southern Philippines on October 7. Moving north-northwest for much of its life cycle, the system became a tropical depression and strengthened into a tropical storm on October 11 and a typhoon on October 12. Recurving near the 26th parallel, Kelly struck southern Japan as a typhoon early on October 17 and rapidly transitioned into an extratropical cyclone later that day in the Sea of Japan. On Shikoku Island Kelly dropped of rain, resulting floods and landslides killed 9 people. Typhoon Lynn (Pepang) Typhoon Lynn, having developed from the monsoon trough on October 15 over the open ocean, rapidly intensified to a super typhoon on the 19th and 20th. It crossed through the Mariana Islands, and steadily weakened as