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You are a helpful AI assistant.
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Read and then answer the question later in the same language as the passage: Clearing Johnston Atoll, John turned northwest and began to strengthen again as the shear decreased. On August 27 local time, John reached a secondary peak strength of 135 miles per hour (210 km/h), and shortly thereafter crossed the International Date Line at approximately 22° N and came under the watch of the Guam Branch. of the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC). Crossing into the western Pacific, John also became a typhoon and was called Typhoon John during its time in the western Pacific. Immediately after crossing the Date Line, John weakened again and his forward movement stopped. By September 1, John had weakened to a tropical storm and was nearly stationary just west of the Date Line. There, John stayed for six days while performing a multi-day counterclockwise cycle. On September 7, a trough moved in the area and quickly moved John northeast. John crossed the Date Line again on September 8 and re-entered the central Pacific. After re-entering the central Pacific, John briefly reached a tertiary peak strength of 90 miles per hour (145 km/h), a strong Category 1 hurricane, well north of Midway Island. However, the channel was rapidly tearing apart John's structure, and the cold waters of the northern central Pacific were not conducive to a tropical cyclone. On September 10, the 120th warning was issued in the system, finally declaring that John had become extratropical approximately 1,600 kilometers south of Unalaska Island. Question: Where did John become a typhoon?<end_of_turn>
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Es entwickelte sich zu einem Taifun im Westpazifik.<end_of_turn><eos>