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159 stories · most recent October 26, 2026
“It’ll track generally west-northwestward through much of the week with an increase in forward speed. This current forecast track brings Typhoon In-fa through the northern CNMI near Pagan late on Friday as a category-4 typhoon,” the National Weather Service said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"What we really wanted to show you is fiscal year basis. Total visitors for the fiscal year, 687,706, down only 5% compared to last year and this is in light of a challenging year with three super typhoons, Sinlaku, Bavi, Champi, fewer airline seats, exchange rate making international travel more expensive and the Iran conflict and higher fuel surcharges resulting from that," Valencia said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"GPA’s continued priority is to restore energy back into your homes and businesses and return the island-wide power system (IWPS) online at full capacity," GPA said.
By Jolene Toves ·
“We understand that Typhoon Champi has disrupted normal activities for many families, including students preparing their applications,” GDOL Director David Dell’Isola said. “We want to make sure eligible students have enough time to apply and take advantage of this opportunity.”
By Jolene Toves ·
"From bedside care to the essential work behind the scenes, their teamwork, dedication and service kept the hospital running and patients cared for throughout the storm. GMHA extends its heartfelt gratitude to every staff member for this unified response, even while facing concerns for their own homes and loved ones," the hospital said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"The peak intensity: again, we're anticipating a category 4 super typhoon, 150 miles per hour. That could still change, and it really depends on the rate of intensification over the next 3 to 6 hours. Direct hit: again, this is still a possibility. If it shifts northward, we could still see a direct hit. That would be a worst-case scenario for the islands of Guam," Aydlett said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"A direct hit by Champi as a category-3 typhoon would make this the strongest typhoon to strike Guam since Typhoon Mawar in May 2023. Champi is forecast to be a major typhoon at the time of passage, resulting in significant impacts and destruction to the island. If intensification is more rapid than forecast, it is possible that Champi could be a category-4 typhoon at the time of passage near, or over Guam," NWS Guam said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"GPA's goal is to keep part of the system running throughout the typhoon because it will allow for faster post-typhoon recovery," GPA said.
By Jolene Toves ·
This storm watch update is brought to you by senatorial candidates Clynt Ridgell, "Let's Grow Guam Together"; Sabrina Salas Matanane, "Bri the Difference"; and Chief Energy Partners, "Your Power. Your Terms. Your Lifestyle." Special thanks to sponsors Donna Muna Quinata, "Driven to Serve"; Burger King; and MacTech Guam.
By Jolene Toves ·
"Residents who expect to need emergency shelter are urged to go to their nearest EEC before conditions worsen," the JIC said.
By Jolene Toves ·
This storm watch update is brought to you by senatorial candidates Clynt Ridgell, “Let’s Grow Guam Together”; Sabrina Salas Matanane, “Bri the Difference”; and Chief Energy Partners, “Your Power. Your Terms. Your Lifestyle.” Special thanks to sponsors Donna Muna Quinata, “Driven to Serve”; Burger King; and MacTech Guam.
By Jolene Toves ·
As of 4 a.m., weather officials tracked Champi, 800 miles east-southeast of Guam, moving west at 280 degrees, traveling at 12 mph.
By Jolene Toves ·
“Residents of the Marianas are encouraged to continue storm preparations for heavy rainfall, damaging winds, and dangerous seas and surf this weekend. Heed the advice of local government officials and emergency management agencies,” NWS Guam said on its Facebook account.
By Jolene Toves ·
“Eventual track and intensity will dictate wind speed and direction this weekend. NWS advises preparing for at least a Category 1 typhoon. This is preparedness guidance; the system’s eventual track and intensity remain uncertain,” GHS-OCD said.
By Jolene Toves ·
The National Weather Service Forecast Office in Guam is currently monitoring Invest Area 96W, which is classified as a “medium” system by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, according to NWS Meteorologist Edwin Montvila.
According to weather officials, the system is currently rated “Sub-Low” by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, which means development is possible but not anticipated for “at least the next few days.”
By Jolene Toves ·
“Federal funding is also available to territorial and eligible local governments and certain private nonprofit organizations on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by Super Typhoon Bavi,” the Federal Emergency Management Agency said.
By Jolene Toves ·
“It will partially reimburse restoration work already completed or underway, helping address costs that remained uncovered after insurance and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) assistance,” the hospital said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"The contact caused the cranes to move several hundred feet farther along the dock. No injuries were reported," The Port said. "The Port can confirm that wind gauges on its gantry cranes recorded winds of 100 mph at the time of the incident Friday evening. Guam was not under a tropical storm watch or warning at the time, and forecasts had called for wind gusts of up to 50 mph."
By Jolene Toves ·
"Tropical Storm is 34 knots or higher and Gale is 34 knots or higher, so, as far as what you feel, the difference is going to be little to none," Stanko said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"At 500 AM CHST...1900 UTC...the center of Tropical Storm 26W was located near Latitude 16.2 degrees North and Longitude 150.0 degrees East. 26W is moving west-northwest at 5 mph," NWS Guam said.
By Jolene Toves ·
"This Legislature understood that tourism was struggling. We understood that there are things happening in the world that GVB simply cannot control. Regine Biscoe Lee does not control the weather. She doesn't cause typhoons. She does not control wars and instability involving Iran. She does not control global fuel prices or the fuel surcharges airlines pass on to travelers. And I am not going to sit here and pretend that she does. That is precisely why the Legislature stepped in," Lujan said.
By Jolene Toves ·
National Weather Service Guam is keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Saudel as it moves northwest toward far northern Marianas according to a report at around 1 a.m., Friday. At 1 a.m., the storm was located 345 miles east of Guam…
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"Our team didn't let the typhoons slow us down," Jimmy Pangelinan, facilities and maintenance manager for GDOE, said. "Our crews stayed focused and kept pushing to get FBLG back to a safe, compliant standard. Seeing our kids move back into their own school is what makes this work worth it."
