Police to direct traffic at major intersections during outages
The Guam Police Department is gearing up to conduct traffic direction at major intersections and junctions around the island a safety measure in light of power outages.
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Fire Department waives fuel storage permit rules
In response to Super Typhoon Bavi, The Guam Fire Department has waived the fire permit requirements which limit fuel storage.
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Weather service says Bavi is within hours of Guam
National Weather Service Guam officials said Super Typhoon Bavi is making its final approach and within eight to 10 hours could be on Guam’s doorstep.
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Residents report pocket outages through alert hub
Reports of pocket outages have been received through Guam News Network’s “Guam Alert Hub” an islandwide alert and community that compiles NWS and JIC advisories school closures road conditions along with community submitted reports from villages across the island in a single feed.
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Northern shelter near capacity as COR 1 declared
By the 12 p.m. declaration Condition of readiness (COR) 1, one emergency shelter in the north was near capacity at 83% while first counts of shelters in and southern Guam were at less than 10% capacity, a trend seen in previous storms.
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Malesso crews rush flood mitigation as COR 1 begins
As the island entered Condition of Readiness 1, crews from the Malesso Mayors office rushed to complete flood mitigation efforts near Hemlani’s Apartments, an area prone to flooding.
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GMH to admit late-term expectant mothers ahead of storm
The Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA) will begin accepting women who are at least 36 weeks pregnant as well as high-risk expectant mothers 24 weeks pregnant or more on Sunday, July 5 at 7 a.m. Expectant mothers who will shelter at…
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Five schools designated as Typhoon Bavi shelters
Five Department of Education schools have been designated to serve as storm shelters for individuals and families needing safe harbor from Super Typhoon Bavi.
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GTA shares tips to ready devices for Typhoon Bavi
GTA provided tips on how to get your communications devices ready for Super Typhoon Bavi's passage in a series of informational flyers focused on staying connected, "no matter the weather." To stay connected the telecommunication provider…
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Governor moves COR 2 declaration to 10 p.m.
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has adjusted her timeline for declaring Condition of Readiness 2 from 3 p.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. based on guidance from the National Weather Service on Super Typhoon Bavi.
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Bavi becomes Category 5 super typhoon with 160 mph winds
Barreling toward the Marianas, Bavi is now a Category 5 super typhoon with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph.
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Bavi strengthens to Category 4 as it tracks west
As of 2 a.m. July 4, Typhoon Bavi strengthened into a Category 4 typhoon as it maintains its heading west at 12 mph.
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Waterworks completes storm mitigation ahead of Bavi
Ahead of the Bavi’s passage the Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) worked to complete storm mitigation work on the island’s water and wastewater systems while also urging the community to conserve and prepare water reserves at their home.
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Governor signs law funding Typhoon Bavi response
Governor Lou Leon Guerrero has signed Public Law 38-134 which will help the island prepare, respond, recover and mitigate to Typhoon Bavi with an $8 million appropriation for Typhoon Bavi in support of mobilizing resources ahead of the storm.
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Flood watch issued through Tuesday as Guam enters COR 3
As of 4 p.m. Friday, a flood watch was issued through Tuesday night for Guam, which was placed in Condition of Readiness (COR) 3 an hour prior by Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero based on forecast projections from the National Weather Service (NWS).
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Correction: Guam placed in COR 3 with flood watch
Editor's note: This story reflects the correct graphic heading COR 3 Typhoon Bavi.
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Bavi strengthens into a typhoon on approach to the Marianas
Bavi is now a typhoon with maximum sustained winds of 80 miles per hour projected to increase as it heads closer to the Marianas, the National Weather Service Guam reported July 3, 8 a.m. According to Landon Aydlett NWS Warning…
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Weather service expects Bavi to keep strengthening
The National Weather Service Guam’s midnight Special Weather Statement on July 3 states, “Bavi is forecast to continue strengthening over the next few days as it moves west-northwest toward the Marianas, potentially arriving to the…
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Bavi organizing 930 miles from Guam, weather service says
The National Weather Service Guam's midnight Special Weather Statement on July 3 reported Tropical Storm Bavi is organizing north of Pohnpei, 930 miles east of Guam and 885 miles east-southeast of Saipan.
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Solid Waste Authority adjusts operations ahead of storm
The Guam Solid Waste Authority has temporarily adjusted operations at its facilities ahead of Tropical Storm Bavi.
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Tropical Storm Bavi intensifies on track toward the Marianas
While there are no cyclone warnings or watches, Tropical Storm Bavi formerly, TS 09W is intensifying and organizing as it continues its heading toward the Marianas.
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Attorney general warns against price gouging before storm
Attorney General Douglas Moylan reminded local businesses that price gouging will not be tolerated in a statement on Thursday as a result of recent storm developments.
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Forecasters call Bavi a serious threat to all the Marianas
“This is a very serious threat to all of the Marianas Islands one that everyone across Guam and all of the CNMI need to be watching very closely.
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System strengthens into tropical storm near the Marianas
UPDATE 1 - Thursday, July 2, 2026 5 a.m. 09W is now a tropical storm carrying maximum sustained winds of 40 mph, use this time to prepare, National Weather Service Warning Meteorologist Landon Aydlett said early Thursday morning.
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