Possible super typhoon threatens US Pacific territories still recovering from last storm
Summary
Residents of U.S. Pacific territories are preparing for Typhoon Bavi, which may become a powerful super typhoon soon. These areas are still recovering from a very strong storm, Typhoon Sinlaku, that caused severe damage earlier this year.Key Facts
- Typhoon Bavi was 760 miles east of Guam on July 3, 2026, with winds of 80 mph.
- It is expected to strengthen into a super typhoon with winds over 150 mph by Sunday night or Monday.
- A super typhoon is as strong as a high-end Category 4 or Category 5 hurricane.
- The Northern Mariana Islands are still recovering from Typhoon Sinlaku, which hit in April and caused major damage.
- Some people in the region are still living in tents because their homes were destroyed by Sinlaku.
- Residents are preparing by boarding up windows and storing gasoline.
- The storm could affect Guam and nearby islands, which have large U.S. military bases.
- El Nino, a natural climate pattern, is increasing hurricane activity in the Pacific and may lead to more extreme storms.
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