Super Typhoon Bavi approaches near Guam with extreme, life-threatening winds
Summary
Super Typhoon Bavi is approaching the Mariana Islands, including Guam and nearby U.S. territories, with very strong and dangerous winds. Residents have been warned to stay inside and take shelter as the storm may bring life-threatening conditions and heavy rain.Key Facts
- Super Typhoon Bavi is expected to hit Rota early Monday morning with extreme winds.
- The storm is forecasted to be a category five super typhoon, with winds up to 180 mph and gusts reaching 215 mph.
- Rota is currently experiencing catastrophic wind and has an extreme wind warning in effect.
- Typhoon warnings are also active for Guam, Tinian, and Saipan, with storm warnings for other nearby islands.
- The region is still recovering from Super Typhoon Sinlaku, which hit earlier in April 2026.
- The National Weather Service advises people to stay indoors, away from windows, to avoid flying debris and downed power lines.
- Bavi is moving fast, which may shorten the storm’s impact time, but heavy rain and tropical storm conditions could last at least through Monday night.
- Guam’s governor has asked residents to stay home or shelter and avoid travel due to the severe weather.
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